Croatia Airlines Baggage Allowance 2026

Economy passengers on FlyOpti and FlyFlexi get 1 x 23 kg of checked baggage, and business passengers on FlyBWise and FlyBizz get 2 x 32 kg. The cheapest economy fare, FlyEasy, has no free checked bag. Croatia Airlines applies the same allowance on domestic and international flights, and each piece can measure up to 158 cm in total.

Business allowance pieces can weigh 32 kg, which matches the maximum handling weight Croatia Airlines accepts for any single bag.

The cabin bag limit is 55 x 40 x 23 cm (118 cm in total) and 8 kg in economy. Business passengers may bring two cabin bags of 8 kg each, or a foldable garment bag of 57 x 54 x 15 cm as one of them. The airline says business can drop to one cabin bag on some aircraft types.

You can add one handbag, laptop bag or briefcase up to 40 x 30 x 10 cm and 4 kg to your cabin bag. That second item is allowed in economy and business, FlyEasy included. Infants may also take a stroller, car seat or carrier plus baby food on board.

All five fare families include hand baggage: 1 x 8 kg in economy and 2 x 8 kg in business. FlyEasy is the only one without a free checked bag. FlyOpti and FlyFlexi share the same 1 x 23 kg allowance, so the difference between them lies in change and refund rules. Infants travelling on any fare except FlyEasy get 1 x 23 kg of their own.

Croatia Airlines sells two business fare families, FlyBWise and FlyBizz, with identical bag allowances.

On international flights, a 23 kg bag added to FlyEasy costs €30 per direction if you buy it more than 24 hours before departure, or €40 inside that window. Domestic flights cost €20 and €30, which the checked baggage page shows as €16 and €24 plus 25% VAT. The price for this first bag is not refundable.

A checked bag may measure up to 158 cm when you add length, width and height, on every cabin. Economy bags are 23 kg and business bags 32 kg. No single bag over 32 kg is handled, so heavier contents need a second piece.

An extra 23 kg piece costs €65 on FlyOpti, FlyFlexi and FlyBizz, according to the excess baggage price list. A piece from 23 to 32 kg costs €125, as does a bag over 158 cm, and a bag that is both heavy and large costs €175. The list we fetched shows these prices under a within EU and domestic heading, and we found no separate table for other routes.

Yes. HON Circle, Senator and Star Gold members get 1 x 23 kg even on FlyEasy, 2 x 23 kg on FlyOpti and FlyFlexi, and 3 x 32 kg in business. Miles & More Frequent Travellers (silver) get 2 x 23 kg on FlyOpti and FlyFlexi but nothing extra on FlyEasy. Golf sets travel free for the top tiers too.

Yes, cats and dogs can fly in the cabin if pet and soft bag weigh 8 kg or less and the bag measures no more than 118 cm in total. The cabin fee is €50 within Europe, €70 outside Europe and €32 plus 25% VAT domestically. Larger pets go in the hold for €100 to €300 on international flights, depending on container size and route. Trained service dogs travel free.

Croatia Airlines does not carry pets from Croatia to the UK.

One set of ski or snowboard equipment flies free. Other small sports items up to 22 kg and 200 cm cost €70 on European flights, and large items from 23 to 32 kg and up to 315 cm cost €120. Domestic prices are €40 and €60 plus 25% VAT. Tell the airline about the item when you book.

A bag over 8 kg or 55 x 40 x 23 cm will not be allowed on board, the hand baggage page says, and staff may deny boarding to passengers who break the rules. The 4 kg handbag is checked against its own 40 x 30 x 10 cm limit.