The short version
- Baggage rules and fees are set by each airline — not by Travel Vision.
- Your allowance depends on the airline, route, fare type, cabin and frequent-flyer status.
- Bag fees can change at any time, so check the airline's page below or ask your travel expert before you fly.
- Need to add a bag or bring a special item? Call us on (833) 663-0026 and we'll help.
Airline baggage policies
Find your airline below and select View policy to see its official baggage rules, allowances and fees.
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Aer LingusEurope · EI
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AeroméxicoMexico & Latin America · AM
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Air CanadaUSA & Canada · AC
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Air FranceEurope · AF
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Air IndiaAsia & Pacific · AI
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Air New ZealandAsia & Pacific · NZ
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Alaska AirlinesUSA & Canada · AS
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Allegiant AirUSA & Canada · G4
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American AirlinesUSA & Canada · AA
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ANA All Nippon AirwaysAsia & Pacific · NH
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Avelo AirlinesUSA & Canada · XP
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AviancaMexico & Latin America · AV
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Breeze AirwaysUSA & Canada · MX
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British AirwaysEurope · BA
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Cathay PacificAsia & Pacific · CX
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Copa AirlinesMexico & Latin America · CM
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Delta Air LinesUSA & Canada · DL
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EmiratesMiddle East & Africa · EK
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Ethiopian AirlinesMiddle East & Africa · ET
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Etihad AirwaysMiddle East & Africa · EY
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EVA AirAsia & Pacific · BR
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Frontier AirlinesUSA & Canada · F9
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Hawaiian AirlinesUSA & Canada · HA
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IberiaEurope · IB
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IcelandairEurope · FI
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ITA AirwaysEurope · AZ
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Japan AirlinesAsia & Pacific · JL
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JetBlueUSA & Canada · B6
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KLM Royal Dutch AirlinesEurope · KL
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LATAM AirlinesMexico & Latin America · LA
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LufthansaEurope · LH
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Philippine AirlinesAsia & Pacific · PR
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QantasAsia & Pacific · QF
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Qatar AirwaysMiddle East & Africa · QR
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SAS Scandinavian AirlinesEurope · SK
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SaudiaMiddle East & Africa · SV
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Singapore AirlinesAsia & Pacific · SQ
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South African AirwaysMiddle East & Africa · SA
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Southwest AirlinesUSA & Canada · WN
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Spirit AirlinesUSA & Canada · NK
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Sun Country AirlinesUSA & Canada · SY
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SWISSEurope · LX
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TAP Air PortugalEurope · TP
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Turkish AirlinesEurope · TK
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United AirlinesUSA & Canada · UA
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Virgin AtlanticEurope · VS
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VolarisMexico & Latin America · Y4
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WestJetUSA & Canada · WS
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No airlines match your search. Can't find yours? Call us on (833) 663-0026 and we'll check its baggage rules for you.
Links open each airline's official website in a new tab. Airline names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners and are shown only to identify each airline's policy. Each airline sets — and may change — its own baggage rules and fees.
Good to know before you pack
Carry-on bags
Most airlines allow one carry-on bag plus one personal item, but size and weight limits vary — and some basic fares don't include a full-size carry-on. Measure your bag, including wheels and handles.
Checked bags
Allowances depend on your route, fare and cabin. Many airlines charge for checked bags on domestic flights, while many long-haul international fares include at least one. Overweight or oversized bags usually cost extra.
Trips with more than one airline
If your trip uses several airlines, baggage rules and fees can differ from flight to flight. Your e-ticket or itinerary shows the allowance that applies to your booking.
Special items
Sports equipment, musical instruments, strollers, car seats and mobility aids often have their own rules. Check the airline's policy and tell us in advance so we can help arrange it.
Batteries and power banks
Spare lithium batteries and power banks must travel in your carry-on bag — never in checked baggage. Airlines may also limit how many you can bring.
Delayed or damaged bags
Report it to the airline at the airport before you leave and get a file reference. Keep receipts for essential purchases — airlines set strict time limits for claims.
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