Asiana Airlines Baggage Allowance 2026

Economy passengers on U.S. routes check 2 bags of 23 kg (50 lbs) each, while other international Economy tickets include 1 bag of 23 kg (50 lbs). Business Class gets 2 bags of 32 kg (70 lbs) on every international route. Each bag must stay within 158 cm (62 in) in total. Asiana publishes no First Class allowance; its baggage page covers Business and Economy only.

Asiana splits international Economy by whether the route touches the U.S., which doubles the free bag count on those flights.

Your carry-on can measure 115 cm in total (length plus width plus height) and weigh 10 kg, wheels and handles included. Economy allows 1 such bag and Business allows 2, each held to 10 kg. Both cabins add 1 personal item. Asiana publishes the limit in metric only.

One personal item up to 40 x 30 x 20 cm rides along with your carry-on in Economy and Business. Asiana does not give it a separate weight limit. The bag goes under the seat or in the bin, and you look after it yourself during the flight.

No checked bag may exceed 158 cm (62 in) in total dimensions without an oversize charge, and 32 kg is the stated weight ceiling for baggage handler safety. The excess fee table still prices bags from 33 to 45 kg, so heavier bags are possible for a higher charge. On domestic flights every bag must stay under 32 kg.

An extra bag on U.S. routes costs USD 200 (KRW 200,000), for a bag up to 23 kg and 158 cm. Elsewhere the price follows the route zone: USD 60 on short-haul routes, USD 80 to Japan, China and Taiwan, USD 110 within Asia, USD 140 between Asia and Europe, the Middle East, Africa or Oceania, and USD 200 for Guam and Saipan. Asiana doesn't publish a prepaid discount rate, and pre-purchase is closed to transfer and codeshare itineraries.

USD 100 covers a bag weighing 24 to 32 kg on U.S. routes, and a bag of 33 to 45 kg costs USD 400. On other international routes the overweight fee runs from USD 35 to USD 210 depending on zone and weight band. Oversize charges on U.S. routes are USD 200 for 159 to 203 cm and USD 400 for 204 to 292 cm.

Domestic Economy includes 20 kg (44 lbs) in total and Business includes 30 kg (66 lbs), counted by weight rather than by piece. Anything over that costs KRW 2,000 per kg. Elite members get more: Gold 30 kg, Diamond 40 kg, and Diamond Plus or Platinum 50 kg in Economy.

Yes, on domestic flights the allowance rises by tier to as much as 50 kg in Economy and 60 kg in Business. Diamond, Diamond Plus and Platinum members also receive Star Alliance Gold benefits on Star Alliance flights. Asiana's international elite table shows extra pieces for higher tiers, but two readings of it disagreed, so we mark those counts unverified.

Yes. Dogs, cats and pet birds can fly in the cabin if pet and carrier weigh 7 kg or less, in a container no bigger than 45 x 32 x 21 cm. Each adult may bring 1 pet in the cabin and 2 in the hold, where the limit is 45 kg with the cage. Pets sit outside the free allowance: U.S., Europe and Oceania routes cost USD 290 up to 32 kg and USD 590 from 32 to 45 kg.

Asiana writes its pet limits per adult passenger, so the 1 in-cabin pet allowance belongs to an adult on the booking.

A golf bag plus 1 regular bag under 32 kg combined counts as 1 checked bag, and from 32 to 45 kg the pair counts as 2. Ski and snowboard bags follow the same rule. Bicycles need a hard case with the handlebars fixed and pedals removed. No sports item can exceed 292 cm in total.

No. Asiana says baggage cannot be checked in at the gate, and that includes duty-free shopping collected at the airport. You also store your own carry-on in the overhead bin, so a bag over 115 cm or 10 kg needs to go through the check-in counter first.

December 17, 2026 is the date Asiana gives for integrated support with Korean Air, and its own reservation center closes on December 16, 2026. Korean Air plans to move OZ flight numbers to KE between about November 2 and December 3, 2026. The rules above are Asiana's published policy as of October 3, 2026.

From December 17, 2026, Asiana directs changes, refunds, mileage and general customer care to the Korean Air Service Center.