You can bring most personal items in your carry-on baggage as long as they comply with your airline’s size and weight limits and are not prohibited by aviation security regulations.

Before your trip, we recommend checking how much carry-on baggage is included with your ticket. Allowances vary depending on the airline and fare type.

What you can bring in your carry-on baggage

You can usually take:

• clothing and personal belongings;

• travel documents;

• a phone, laptop, tablet, and other electronic devices;

• chargers and power banks;

• medications;

• baby food;

• snacks;

• liquids, provided they comply with carry-on liquid restrictions.

If you're unsure whether you can bring a particular item, we recommend checking the carry-on baggage rules on the website of the airline operating your flight.

What you can't bring on board

Items that may pose a risk to passengers or the crew are not allowed in carry-on baggage. These include, for example:

• weapons and replica weapons;

• explosives and flammable substances;

• toxic substances;

• most sharp or cutting objects.

How much carry-on baggage you can bring

The permitted size, weight, and number of carry-on items depend on the airline and your fare type.

Need to add carry-on baggage or checked baggage after booking your ticket?

If you've already purchased your ticket and later decide that you need a larger carry-on baggage allowance or want to add checked baggage, that's not a problem.

We'll check whether this option is available for your ticket and help you arrange it.

For more information on how to add baggage after booking, see the article "How to add baggage after purchasing a ticket?".