Understanding Cabin Bag Weight Limits: Can Your Bag Be Overweight?

Learn about cabin bag weight limits set by airlines and how to avoid extra fees.

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Yes, cabin bags can be overweight, but this depends on the airline's specific policies. Usually, airlines have strict weight limits, often around 7-10 kg (15-22 lbs). Check your airline’s baggage policy before traveling to avoid additional fees or being forced to check your bag at the gate.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What happens if my cabin bag is overweight? If your cabin bag is overweight, airlines may charge you an excess baggage fee or require you to check the bag at the gate.
  2. What is the typical weight limit for cabin luggage? Most airlines set a weight limit for cabin bags between 7-10 kg (15-22 lbs).
  3. How can I avoid overweight cabin bag fees? To avoid fees, check your airline's baggage policy before packing and use a luggage scale.

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