What are the luggage weight rules of EU airlines?

Stay within EU airline limits: Learn the latest luggage weight rules

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What you must know

  • Luggage weight rules depends on the airline you're flying with

  • Weight can also depend on the type of flight ticket you booked

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Luggage rules: weight

Unfortunately there are no national or international rules that regulate the weight of luggage that you are allowed to take with you on a flight. The maximum weight of hold baggage, the baggage that you check in, varies per airline. Airlines themselves also manage different rules for different care classes. Are you travelling Business class or First class? Then different rules apply as opposed to when you travel Economy class. Frequent flyers/regular customers also get treated differently and airlines are more lenient to these customers.

When observing luggage rules, you must take into account that baggage handling personnel are allowed to carry a maximum weight of luggage. This varies per airport and country and lies somewhere in between 23 and 32 kilos.

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How to find out what the maximum weight of your luggage may be?

There is an easy way to find out how much weight (check-in luggage) you can take with you (excluding hand baggage). On the inside of your ticket the maximum weight you can take with you on that particular flight is noted. Of course you could also get in contact with the airline.