Understanding the 2 Types of Baggage: Checked vs Carry-On

Learn about the two main types of baggage: checked baggage and carry-on baggage, including their differences and airline guidelines.

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Checked baggage and carry-on baggage are the two main types. Checked baggage is stored in the aircraft’s cargo hold, while carry-on baggage stays with you in the cabin. Following airline weight and size restrictions are key to avoid additional fees.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is checked baggage? Checked baggage is luggage that is stored in the cargo hold of an aircraft during flight.
  2. What is carry-on baggage? Carry-on baggage is luggage that passengers bring into the cabin of the aircraft and store in overhead bins.
  3. What are the size restrictions for carry-on baggage? Each airline has specific size limits for carry-on baggage, typically ranging from 22 to 24 inches in height.
  4. Are there fees for checked baggage? Many airlines charge fees for checked baggage that can vary based on the route and fare class.

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