Get ready for your next flight! With the help of this easyJet cabin bag size guide, packing will be a snap. From allowed dimensions to the maximum weight permitted, here’s everything you need to know when booking your flight to avoid extra fees.
What is the cabin bag policy for easyJet?
easyJet allows passengers to bring one small cabin bag onboard for free, and it should fit under the seat in front of you. Its dimensions must not exceed 45 x 36 x 20 cm, which includes any handles or wheels.
Cabin bag | Small cabin bag | |
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Max dimensions | 56 x 45 x 25 cm | 45 x 36 x 20 cm |
Max weight | 15 kg | 15 kg |
If you’d like to bring a big cabin bag with you, you can purchase it as an extra option. The maximum allowable dimensions are 56 x 45 x 25 cm. Every traveller who books a large cabin bag also takes advantage of Speedy Boarding. The maximum number of cabin bags available per person is two.
Travelling with infants and hand luggage rules for easyJet
What extra items can you bring on board easyJet flights?
In addition to the allowed number of cabin bags, you are welcome to bring into the cabin some extra things e.g. umbrella, overcoat, crutches, and walking stick. Measure your bags at home with the KAYAK’s Bag Measurement tool available in the mobile app to avoid any surprises at the airport.
Tips for maximising easyJet’s hand luggage allowance

If you want to make the most of your carry-on space on an easyJet flight, it’s a good idea to read the airline’s strict regulations beforehand. You should also wear heavier clothing, make good use of the space in your cabin bag, and consider buying travel-sized toiletries and using small luggage that complies with the size criteria.
Use the Fee Assistant tool to calculate the impact of additional luggage on your travel costs before you purchase a flight ticket. Before you go to the airport, check the airline fees page to learn about any additional costs you could incur.
Check out these handy expert tips on how to pack a suitcase.
EasyJet cabin bag FAQs
The easyJet carry-on policy is carefully enforced. When a passenger’s luggage exceeds the size restrictions, it will be placed in hold and may incur extra fees.
If you have not purchased the additional baggage allowance, you cannot bring both items on board. However, you can pack your handbag inside the backpack and bring both as one item as long as they do not exceed the easyJet cabin bag size.