SAS cabin bag size and allowance
What SAS publishes for the personal item and the cabin bag, what the fare already includes, and what has to be bought separately. Every figure on this page comes from the operator's own page.
What you can take
Figures for the Economy Light fare, as the operator names it.
Personal item
40 × 30 × 15 cmNo weight limit published. That is not the same as no limit.
Included in the fareCabin bag
55 × 40 × 23 cmUp to 8 kg
Costs extraRequires buying: Carry-on bag (Economy Light only).
Handles and wheels
This operator doesn't publish whether handles and wheels count toward the limit. If your bag is within a couple of centimetres of it, assume they do.
Does your bag fit on SAS?
Enter the three measurements.
Same check as the home page, against SAS's published limits. Check it against every operator →
How SAS compares
Against the 20 airlines on Willitboard, using only the sizes each one publishes. Weight and wheel allowances are left out here.
- A bag at this cabin-bag limit fits 12 of the other 19 airlines
Limit: 55 × 40 × 23 cm. Too big for:
- A personal item at this limit fits all 19 other airlines
Limit: 40 × 30 × 15 cm.
- 4 of 20 airlines include a cabin bag in the fare
SAS is not one of them. The ones that do:
Common bags on SAS
| Bag | On SAS | Cabin-bag size, 20 airlines |
|---|---|---|
| Backpack40 × 25 × 20 cm | Fits, cabin bag costs extra | Fits all 20 |
| Cabin bag55 × 40 × 23 cm | Fits, cabin bag costs extra | Fits 13 |
| Large suitcase60 × 42 × 26 cm | Too big by 5 cm | Fits none |
By size only. Weight and the fare you buy can change the answer: tap a bag to check it in full.
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Before you rely on this
An empty field on this page means the operator doesn't publish that figure. It never means there is no limit.
These figures are for the Economy Light fare. The operator sells other fares, and what is included can differ between them. The source link above goes to the page these figures were read from.
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.