What does carry-on baggage include?
Carry-on baggage refers to the luggage that you take with you on board the aircraft.
It can include:
- Outerwear, jackets, hats, gloves, scarves, etc.
- Smaller bags that can fit under the aircraft seat
- Small suitcases that can be stored in the aircraft cabin
- Small electronics such as laptops, tablets, headphones, etc.
- Various necessary equipment for babies and small children
- Strollers, etc.
Please note: The rules for carry-on baggage on board the aircraft are determined by the airlines. The rules for hand luggage may vary from airline to airline.
How much carry-on baggage am I allowed to bring?
- Outerwear: Jackets, hats, gloves, scarves, etc.
- Liquids in a 1-liter bag: If you have liquids, they must be under 100 ml and placed in a resealable 1-liter bag in your carry-on baggage.
- Baby food: As baby food is exempt from liquid restrictions, you are allowed to bring more than 100 ml, covering the needs for the entire journey.
- 1 x bag under the seat: For example, a handbag, laptop bag, or similar. The size depends on the rules of your airline and your ticket type.
- 1 x carry-on bag or small suitcase - often for a fee: The size depends on the rules of your airline and your ticket type.
Please note: Airlines determine the amount of carry-on baggage you are allowed to bring on board the aircraft. Always check the rules with your airline before departure.
