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Baggage guide

What you can and can't take with you

We've compiled all the baggage information you need to know before packing, from dimension requirements to fees.The listed prices and allowances apply to economy class fares for major airlines. For excess baggage restrictions and fares, visit individual airlines' websites.

 

AirlineChecked baggage allowanceMax.  dimensions (cm)Weight (kg)Carry-on allowance
(L x W x H in cm)
Air CanadaFirst, $0; Second, $20158 (linear)231 standard (23 x 40 x 55),
1 personal
Air TransatNo limit; total must not exceed 32kg158 (linear)321 standard (23 x 40 x 51),
1 personal
Alaska AirlinesFirst, $20; Second, $20158 (linear)231 standard (25 x 43 x 61),
1 personal
American AirlinesFirst, $25; Second, $35158 (linear)231 standard (23 x 35 x 56),
1 personal
British AirwaysFirst, $0; Second, $5143 x 75 x 90231 standard (23 x 45 x 56),
1 personal
Delta Air LinesFirst, $25; Second, $35157 (linear)321 standard (23 x 36 x 56),
1 personal
Porter AirlinesFirst, $0; Second, $20158 (linear)231 standard (23 x 40 x 55),
1 personal
United AirlinesFirst, $25; Second, $35157 (linear)321 standard (23 x 35 x 56),
1 personal
WestJetFirst, $0; Second, $20157 (linear)231 standard (23 x 40 x 55),
1 personal

What is a "personal item"?

Airlines list different objects as examples of personal items, but the general consensus includes:

  • Purse
  • Briefcase
  • Laptop
  • Small book-bag style backpack
  • Other similar items that do not exceed 91cm (length + width + height) such as a small tote bag or shoulder bag.

Additional items that will be allowed above and beyond the restrictions listed above include:

  • Outer garments such as coats/wraps/hats
  • Approved safety seat for lap or ticketed child
  • Umbrella stroller for lap or ticketed child
  • Diaper bag for lap or ticketed child
  • Book or newspaper
  • Small bag of food that is consumable
  • Pillow or blanket
  • Assistive devices for passengers such as wheelchairs, walkers and CPAP machines
  • Therapeutic oxygen provided by the airline