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

A Transavia cabin bag can measure up to 55 x 40 x 25 cm, wheels and handles included, and it goes in the overhead bin. It comes free only with Smart and Max. On Basic and Plus you pay to add one. Every passenger also gets a smaller 40 x 30 x 20 cm piece of hand luggage for under the seat.

Transavia caps cabin bags at 70 per flight, so the paid option can sell out on busy departures.

Your free hand luggage on Transavia can measure up to 40 x 30 x 20 cm and must fit under the seat in front of you. Transavia gives a small backpack or handbag as examples. This piece comes with every fare, Basic included, and it may weigh up to 10 kg.

Transavia allows 10 kg in the cabin, and that figure covers your hand luggage and cabin bag together, not each one. If you bring only the small under-seat bag, it can weigh 10 kg on its own. Bags over the limit at the gate go in the hold for a fee.

Basic includes only the 40 x 30 x 20 cm hand luggage. Smart adds a 55 x 40 x 25 cm cabin bag, Priority Boarding and a standard seat. Plus swaps the cabin bag for 20 kg of checked baggage and keeps the seat choice. Max includes both: a cabin bag plus 30 kg checked, with Priority Boarding and Fast Track security.

Plus is the only bundle with free checked baggage but no cabin bag, which suits travelers who prefer to check one suitcase.

Adding a cabin bag costs €20 to €50 per one-way flight, depending on the route and availability. You can add it when you book or later in My Transavia, and Priority Boarding comes with it. Turn up at the airport with an unbooked cabin bag and Transavia checks it into the hold for €60.

Checked baggage on Transavia is sold by weight, starting at €30 to €58 online for 15 kg one way. Online prices vary by destination and booking time, while the airport rate is fixed and higher: €70 for 15 kg, rising to €180 for 50 kg. Plus and Max already include 20 kg and 30 kg.

You buy kilos, not bags: the booked weight can be split over up to five suitcases and shared across one booking.

Each checked bag on Transavia can weigh up to 32 kg and measure 165 cm in total length, width and height, wheels and handles included. One passenger can book at most 50 kg, spread over up to five pieces. Travelers on the same booking may pool their kilos. Amsterdam to Beirut flights cap extra checked baggage at 30 kg.

At the airport, Transavia charges €15 for each kilo above what you booked. Adding weight online before check-in is usually cheaper, and you can do it up to 2 hours before departure. Transavia publishes no separate fee for bags over 165 cm.

Nobody gets a free checked bag just for elite status. Transavia's Flying Blue pages cover earning and spending Miles and XP but list no baggage perk for Silver, Gold or Platinum members or cardholders. Free checked kilos come only from the Plus (20 kg) and Max (30 kg) fare bundles.

Yes. Dogs and cats at least 15 weeks old can fly in the cabin for €50 to €180 per pet per one-way flight. The carrier can measure up to 40 x 30 x 24 cm, and pet plus carrier may weigh 8 kg. You still keep your hand luggage. Larger pets go in the hold for €77 per kennel on HV flights, with two pets per flight at most.

Transavia refuses emotional support animals and small rodents such as rabbits and hamsters, and snub-nosed dogs and cats cannot travel in the hold.

Golf and ski equipment each cost from €42 per one-way flight when booked online, with a 15 kg limit. At the airport the price starts at €50 for golf and €45 for skis. A boxed bicycle costs from €52 per flight, may weigh 23 kg with its case and measure 300 cm in total. Electric bikes are refused.

Yes, one pram, umbrella stroller or travel buggy up to 10 kg per child travels free. A light buggy can go to the gate, where staff load it in the hold. Anything over 10 kg is deducted from your booked checked kilos. To take a buggy into the cabin, you must book a paid 55 x 40 x 25 cm cabin bag.

Bags that are too big, too heavy or one piece too many trigger the Gate Luggage Fee, which starts at €70, and the bag goes in the hold. That is above the €60 airport check-in price for an unbooked cabin bag and well above the €20 to €50 online price. With only 70 cabin bag places per flight, booking ahead matters.