Arajet's carry-on can measure up to 56 x 46 x 25 cm (22 x 18 x 10 in) with wheels and handles and weigh 12 kg (26 lbs), but the Basic bundle includes only a free 40 x 25 x 20 cm personal item. Online, a carry-on starts at $30 and a first 23 kg checked bag at $33 per leg. At the airport, a carry-on starts at $80.
The carry-on limit is 56 x 46 x 25 cm (22 x 18 x 10 in), and Arajet measures it with wheels and handles. It can weigh up to 12 kg (26 lbs). The bag comes with the Classic and Extra bundles only. On Basic and Comfort you buy it separately, starting at $30 per leg during booking.
Every fare includes one free personal item up to 40 x 25 x 20 cm (15 x 9 x 7 in) and 6 kg (13 lbs). On flights to or from Brazil the weight limit rises to 10 kg (22 lbs). A backpack, handbag or laptop bag works, as long as it fits completely under the seat in front of you.
Brazil is the only market where Arajet allows a heavier personal item.
Yes, a 12 kg (26 lbs) cap applies to the carry-on and 6 kg (13 lbs) to the personal item, so both bags have a published weight limit. Arajet also warns that overhead bin space is limited and subject to availability.
Basic includes 1 personal item and nothing else, with a random seat and no changes. Classic adds the 12 kg carry-on. Comfort swaps that for one 23 kg checked bag, with the carry-on sold separately. Extra combines all three bags with seat selection, priority access and changes for the fare difference only.
Comfort is the only bundle that includes a checked bag without the carry-on, which suits travelers who pack one big suitcase.
| BUNDLE | PERSONAL ITEM | CARRY-ON (12 KG) | CHECKED BAG (23 KG) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | Yes | Extra fee | Extra fee |
| Classic | Yes | Included | Extra fee |
| Comfort | Yes | Extra fee | Included |
| Extra | Yes | Included | Included |
A first 23 kg checked bag starts at $33 per leg when you add it during booking, rising to $60 at online check-in and $70 at the airport. The second bag starts at $60, the third at $75. Arajet sells up to three bags online, and a fourth at the airport starts at $150. Buying through the call center adds a $20 administrative fee.
Arajet publishes these as starting prices, so the figure shown during booking for your route is the binding one.
| BAG | AT BOOKING | ONLINE CHECK-IN | AIRPORT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carry-on | From $30 | From $55 | From $80 |
| 1st checked | From $33 | From $60 | From $70 |
| 2nd checked | From $60 | From $85 | From $95 |
| 3rd checked | From $75 | From $100 | From $110 |
| 4th checked and on | Not sold online | Not sold online | From $150 |
Each checked bag can weigh 23 kg (50 lbs) and measure 158 linear cm. Arajet's pages disagree on the inch figure, showing 60 in on the baggage page and 62 in on the bundles page; 158 cm works out to about 62 in. Weight cannot be shared between bags, and nothing over 32 kg or 366 linear cm is accepted.
Raising a bag's allowance to 26 kg starts at $45, to 29 kg at $90 and to 32 kg at $135. These weight upgrades are listed under airport pricing. Separately, Arajet lists overweight baggage from $90 and oversized baggage from $30, with the oversize charge depending on the bag's size.
Not published: Arajet lists no free-bag waiver for elite status, credit cards or military travel. The only routes to an included checked bag are the Comfort and Extra bundles. Children under 5 may check 1 stroller free, while infants under 2 get no checked bag allowance.
Yes, 1 dog or cat per passenger can fly in the cabin, from $65 per leg when booked and from $85 at online check-in. The soft or semi-rigid carrier is listed as 40 x 25 x 20 cm, and the limit is 10 kg (22 lbs). Arajet does not carry animals in the hold or as cargo, and it refuses brachycephalic breeds.
Arajet's pet page prints 22 x 18 x 10 in next to the 40 x 25 x 20 cm carrier size, so we treat the centimeter figure as the rule.
Up to 2 trained service dogs per passenger fly free. Arajet also accepts 1 emotional support animal per passenger with a medical certificate dated within the last year, but not on flights to or from the United States.
Sports equipment starts at $50 per leg during booking and $65 at online check-in, the same as musical instruments. Each item can weigh up to 32 kg and measure up to 366 linear cm. Golf bags, bicycles, surfboards, skis and diving gear are on the accepted list.
Arajet pays $30 per day for essentials while a checked bag is missing, for a maximum of 3 days. Delayed bags are delivered to your final destination. For lost or damaged bags, see our lost-bag guide.
No. Basic includes only a 40 x 25 x 20 cm personal item. A carry-on costs from $30 per leg during booking, or you can choose the Classic or Extra bundle, which include it.
No, the airport costs more. A first checked bag starts at $33 during booking against $70 at the airport, and a carry-on starts at $30 online against $80 at the counter. Arajet says the earlier you buy, the lower the cost.
Yes, if you have a carry-on in your bundle or paid for one. Arajet's limit is 56 x 46 x 25 cm (22 x 18 x 10 in) with wheels and handles, and the bag must weigh 12 kg or less.
No. Arajet applies the 23 kg limit to each piece, and weight cannot be split between bags. Heavier bags need a weight upgrade, starting at $45 for 26 kg.
No. Arajet carries pets only in the cabin and does not accept animals in the cargo hold or as freight. Dogs and cats must stay in a carrier, with a 10 kg limit.
Verified October 3, 2026 by BaggageLimits editors. Rules change often; confirm with the airline before you fly.