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Practical guidance about hand luggage, with relevant airline rules, restrictions, and packing decisions in one place.

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Fiji Airways Carry-On Rules (2026)

International Economy: one 7 kg bag, 55×40×23 cm. Business: two 7 kg pieces, 56×45×25 cm. ATR exceptions and conflicting personal-item wording explained.

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Philippine Airlines Carry-On Rules (2026)

Philippine Airlines: Cabin size, personal item and class limits.

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Volotea Carry-On: Standard, Priority and Combined Weight

Volotea: free 40×30×20 cm small bag; Priority or eligible membership adds 55×40×25 cm. Both bags share 10 kg.

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Carry-On Weight Limits by Airline (2026 Guide)

Compare selected airline weight limits, per-bag versus combined allowances and fare restrictions before measuring your cabin baggage.

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Flybe: ceased operations and historical baggage information

Flybe stopped operating in January 2023. Historical baggage figures are not an allowance for a new journey.

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Iberia Express Carry-On Rules (2026)

Iberia Express: 56×40×25 cm, Economy 10 kg, Business 14 kg and a 40×30×15 cm personal item. Hand baggage included in every fare.

Explanation

International Carry-On Rules: What Changes When You Fly Abroad

Compare operating airlines, cabin classes and fares on an international trip. Check airport security separately at departure and each connection.

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Wizz Air Cabin Bag Checklist: Measure, Weigh and Confirm Priority

Check your packed Wizz Air bag, its 10 kg limit and Priority entitlement. Separate cabin baggage from checked bags before leaving for the airport.

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Wizz Air Carry-On: Free Bag, 10 kg Limit and WIZZ Priority

Wizz Air allows a free 40×30×20 cm bag up to 10 kg. WIZZ Priority adds a 55×40×23 cm trolley. Compare both allowances and check your booking.

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Air Malta / KM Malta Airlines Carry-On Rules (2026)

KM Malta Airlines (formerly Air Malta) allows 55×40×20 cm and 7 kg carry-on. Malta's flag carrier enforces limits strictly.