easyJet Cabin Bag Size 2026: Free Bag, Fees, Rules

The free cabin bag is 45 x 36 x 20 cm, counting wheels and handles, and it must fit under the seat in front of you. Every passenger gets one on every booking, Standard fares included. That bag can weigh up to 15kg. A bigger trolley bag for the overhead locker is a separate, paid item.

A large cabin bag can measure up to 56 x 45 x 25 cm and weigh 15kg, and it rides in the overhead locker. It comes free with an Inclusive Plus fare or easyJet Plus membership. Everyone else buys it online, where the price changes by flight, or pays £60 at the boarding gate.

Inclusive Plus customers whose bag won't fit because the lockers are full get it placed in the hold at the gate at no charge.

Both cabin bag sizes carry a 15kg weight limit. At the gate the sizer matters more than the scale. A small bag that's over 45 x 36 x 20 cm, or a large bag you haven't booked, goes into the hold and easyJet charges for it. The cabin bag page doesn't state the amount for a small bag that fails the sizer.

Standard includes 1 small under-seat bag and nothing else. Inclusive Plus, the bundle that is replacing FLEXI, adds a large cabin bag, a 23kg hold bag and a free Up Front seat. The Business fare includes one piece of hold luggage. Paying for an Up Front or Extra Legroom seat on its own does not add a large cabin bag, and an auto-allocated one gives only the small bag.

easyJet says FLEXI and Inclusive Plus may both appear in booking screens during the name change.

Paying at the bag drop desk costs £60 per bag. Online, easyJet sets hold bag prices by demand, route, flight date and booking time, so no fixed fee is published. easyJet's euro fees page lists the desk charge at €70, and the Swiss page at CHF 75. Booking online before the airport is the cheaper route on easyJet's own wording.

You choose a 15kg or 23kg hold bag and can add weight online in 3kg steps, up to 32kg for any single bag. Total size must stay under 275 cm (length + width + height). Each passenger, infants included, can check up to 3 bags. Travelers on the same booking and flight can pool their total weight across the bags booked.

Group bookings can share one weight pot, but easyJet still turns away any single bag over 32kg.

Excess weight costs €15 per kg, per bag, per flight on easyJet's euro fees page, and CHF 18 per kg on the Swiss page. In sterling it is about £13 per kg. easyJet charges for every 1kg over what you booked, so adding weight online before you fly is usually cheaper.

No. Pets of any kind, and emotional support dogs, are banned from easyJet aircraft in both cabin and hold. Trained assistance dogs are the exception and fly free, with containers and food, on top of your bag allowance. The dog must wear an identifying jacket or harness, and some routes, including Turkey, Morocco and Egypt, don't accept them.

Each child or infant can take 2 items free in the hold, chosen from pushchair, buggy, pram, car seat, booster seat, travel cot or back carrier. You can use the pushchair to the gate. A lap infant also gets a changing bag up to 45 x 36 x 20 cm, and children over 2 get the full adult allowance.

Small sports items such as golf clubs and skis can weigh up to 20kg, and large items such as bikes and surfboards up to 32kg. You book them as separate items, and their weight can't be pooled with your hold bags. Fees are listed on easyJet's fees page and are cheapest when added at booking.

An unbooked large cabin bag costs £60 at the gate, and a small bag over 45 x 36 x 20 cm is moved to the hold with a charge. The 45 cm limit includes wheels and handles, so measure the bag fully packed. Paying for an Up Front seat alone won't cover a trolley bag.