Air Europa Baggage Allowance 2026

Economy Standard and Flex include 1 checked bag of 23 kg on both short/medium-haul and long-haul routes, and Lite includes none. Premium Economy, sold on long-haul only, gives 1 bag of 23 kg on Standard and 2 bags of 23 kg on Flex. Business includes 2 bags of 32 kg on every route. All of these fares keep the 10 kg cabin bag and the under-seat accessory.

Lite and Standard on long-haul cost the same EUR 150 to change, so the free 23 kg bag is the main thing Standard adds.

Hand luggage on Air Europa can measure up to 55 x 35 x 25 cm, and handles, pockets and wheels count toward that size. Economy and Premium passengers get one such bag at 10 kg. Business passengers get two, with 14 kg split between them. Lite fares carry the same cabin allowance as Standard and Flex.

Your accessory can be up to 40 x 30 x 15 cm. Air Europa names a handbag, a laptop or a tablet as examples, and the item has to fit under the seat in front of you. It comes with every fare, Lite included, on top of the 10 kg cabin bag.

Yes, the cabin bag has a 10 kg limit in Economy and Premium, and Business has 14 kg across two bags. Air Europa also warns that bags meeting these rules may still go to the hold at the gate, so a heavy, full-size bag on a busy flight is the one most likely to be moved.

Prices for extra bags are not published on Air Europa's baggage pages. You see the price in Manage your booking, and the airline says buying online costs less than at the airport. Suma Silver, Gold and Platinum members, and SkyTeam Elite or Elite Plus members, pay nothing for their first extra suitcase. Residents of the Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla on a Lite ticket get the resident discount on a paid bag.

Each checked bag can weigh 23 kg, or 32 kg in Business, and measure up to 158 cm in length plus width plus height, wheels and handles included. No single item is accepted above 32 kg. One passenger can check up to 10 pieces in total, but Madrid to Havana allows only 1 bag beyond the included allowance.

The Madrid to Havana cap of 1 extra bag is a route rule specific to Air Europa.

Oversize bags over 158 cm cost EUR 150 within Spain and the Balearics, EUR 175 to the Canaries, Europe and Africa, EUR 200 to Miami, New York and the Dominican Republic, and EUR 250 on other long-haul routes. The surcharge for raising a bag from 23 kg to 32 kg is not published, and you can only buy it through the Call Centre or at airport offices.

Yes. Dogs and cats up to 8 kg can travel in the cabin, with pet and carrier together under 10 kg, in a soft carrier no larger than 40 x 30 x 30 cm. Cabin fees run EUR 35 within Spain and the Balearics, EUR 50 to the Canaries, Europe, Africa and within the Americas, and EUR 150 or EUR 175 on long-haul. Heavier pets go in the hold up to 50 kg with kennel, for EUR 90 to EUR 350. Long-haul Business takes no animals, and each passenger can bring up to 5 pets.

From June 1 to September 15, Air Europa refuses pets on itineraries that connect in Madrid between 11am and 8pm.

Contact Air Europa Customer Service at least 48 hours before departure to fly with a service animal. The request goes through customer service rather than the online pet booking used for cabin and hold pets.

Golf, ski and hockey gear costs EUR 40 within Spain and the Balearics, EUR 50 to the Canaries, Europe and Africa, and EUR 100 or EUR 120 on long-haul. Bicycles cost EUR 150, EUR 175 or EUR 200, and diving, surf and paragliding kit costs EUR 75 to EUR 180. None of it counts toward the free allowance. Each item may weigh 23 kg, or 32 kg for an extra fee.

Priority boarding is paid on Lite and Standard and included on Flex, Premium and Business. That matters because Air Europa can move even a compliant 55 x 35 x 25 cm bag to the hold at the gate. Boarding earlier gives your bag a better chance of a bin spot.