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Luggage Size Checker - Online Airline Carry-On Compliance Tool

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Luggage Size Checker

Online Airline Carry-On Compliance Tool — Check if your bag fits major airline restrictions instantly

Select Airline or Custom
American Airlines
22×14×9 in
Delta
22×14×9 in
United
22×14×9 in
Southwest
24×16×10 in
Spirit
22×18×10 in
Frontier
24×16×10 in
British Airways
22×18×10 in
Ryanair
55×40×20 cm
EasyJet
56×45×25 cm
Custom
Set your own
Your Bag Dimensions

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common maximum carry‑on size is 22 × 14 × 9 inches (56 × 36 × 23 cm), including handles and wheels. Always check your specific airline, as low‑cost carriers often have smaller limits.

Measure the exterior dimensions: length (top to bottom), width (side to side), and height (front to back), including wheels, handles, and side pockets. Use a flexible tape measure for accuracy.

If your bag doesn’t fit the sizer at the gate, you may be forced to check it — often for a fee. Gate‑check fees can be higher than standard checked‑bag fees, so verifying compliance in advance saves money and stress.

This tool checks one bag at a time. For multiple bags, simply repeat the process with each bag’s dimensions. You can also compare different airline restrictions using the custom option.

We include many major carriers, but you can select “Custom” and enter any airline’s published size limits. Always verify with the airline’s official website, as restrictions change occasionally.

Both inches (in) and centimeters (cm). Toggle the unit switch — all dimensions and limits will be converted automatically. Conversion uses 1 inch = 2.54 cm.

No, this checker tests for standard carry‑on bags that go in the overhead bin. Personal items (purses, laptop bags) have smaller limits and are usually placed under the seat.

It compares your bag’s measurements against the selected airline’s official published limits. While we strive for accuracy, airline policies can change — always double‑check with the airline before packing.
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