Willitboard

Cabin bag checker · Europe and Latin America

Will your bag fit?

Type your bag's size and see in seconds which airlines, trains and ferries will let it on.

Measure your bag

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How to measure your bagWheels, handles and pockets count
A suitcase seen from the front and from the side. Arrow 1 runs from the bottom of the wheels to the top of the handle, arrow 2 across the front, arrow 3 from front to back. 1 2 3 FRONT SIDE
  1. 1Length: the longest side. On a suitcase standing up, floor to the top of the handle, wheels included.
  2. 2Width: the middle side, across the front.
  3. 3Height: the shortest side: the depth, front to back, pockets included.
  • Measure the outside at the widest point, with the telescopic handle pushed all the way down. Wheels, carry handles, feet and outside pockets all count.
  • Measure it packed. A soft bag or an expandable zip can gain a few centimetres once it's full.
  • Mixed up length and width? No problem: we try every way the bag can turn, the same way it goes into the sizer at the gate.
The full guide, with the usual mistakes →

Example bag Measure the whole bag, including handles and wheels. Change any figure to check yours.

Your results

Pick up to 3. We put them first, highlighted, so you don’t have to hunt for them.

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    How it works

    1. Measure your bag

      Length, width, height and weight — with the wheels and handles on.

    2. See every operator at once

      Grouped by transport and by whether your bag goes at no extra cost, costs extra or doesn't fit. Compare any three side by side.

    3. Check the source

      Every limit links to the operator's own page and shows the date a person checked it.

    What the colours mean
    • No extra cost. Your bag matches an allowance that is already included in the fare.
    • Fits, but costs extra. Your bag matches the cabin bag dimensions, but that cabin bag is not included in the base fare. You have to buy it.
    • Doesn't fit. Your bag is over the published limit on size, weight, or both.
    • Check the baggage rule. The operator describes what you can bring instead of publishing measurements — common on trains. We show their rule in their own words and never turn it into a yes or no.
    • Size not confirmed. The operator doesn't publish what we'd need to answer. A missing limit is not the same as no limit.

    Handles and wheels change the answer

    Some operators measure your bag with handles and wheels included; others measure the bag body and allow the wheels to stick out by a set number of centimetres. A bag labelled 55 cm can measure 58 cm in the sizer. Where an operator publishes which basis it uses, we say so on the result. Where it doesn't, we say that too.

    Every limit is sourced and dated

    Each result links to the operator's own page and shows the date a human opened that page and confirmed it. We don't copy limits from blogs or luggage brands, because that is how out-of-date measurements spread.

    Fitting the rules is not a guarantee

    Meeting a published limit is not a promise that staff will accept your bag at the gate. At least one operator states that paying at the gate does not guarantee a bag over the limit will be carried.

    Look up one company’s rules

    What can't go in your hand luggage?

    Flights from EU airports, cabin bags. Source: Your Europe (EU) · checked 2026-10-10

    The detailed list is on your departure airport's website; your airline can confirm before you travel.

    Official sources and full list

    Flying from somewhere else, or not sure? Your departure airport's website has the final list, and your airline can confirm before you travel.

    Every operator we cover

    One page per operator, with its published limits, its official source and the date it was checked.

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