Flair : check your cabin bag’s size
The personal item and cabin bag are separate allowances with different weight limits. A cabin bag must be purchased or included in a bundle.
Rules reviewed on October 30, 2026
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Check my bagReference limits
Sides sorted longest to shortest; bag orientation is taken into account. Compare using the unit you measured your bag in.
| Bag type | All three outside dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Cabin bag | 55 × 40 × 23 cm≈ 21.65 × 15.75 × 9.06 inConverted inches · official limit in cm | 10 kg / 22 lb per item |
| Personal item | 43 × 33 × 15 cm≈ 16.93 × 12.99 × 5.91 inConverted inches · official limit in cm | 7 kg / 15.5 lb per item |
These limits apply to each outside dimension. Their sum does not replace the individual limits. The checker accounts for bag orientation.
What your fare changes
Physical size and ticket allowance are separate questions. Choose the exact fare. If you do not know it yet, compare the dimensions while leaving the ticket allowance unresolved.
- The current baggage page limits the personal item to 43 × 33 × 15 cm and 7 kg.
- The cabin bag is limited to 55 × 40 × 23 cm and 10 kg; check that it is part of your booking.
- Centimetres and kg/lb weights are confirmed on the current baggage page. Flair publishes dimensions in centimetres. Inches shown here are labelled conversions; the old inch values have been removed.
Worked examples
These examples illustrate the reference rules. Open a check to see the bag and ticket separately, with the applicable limitations.
Published cabin size without a purchased add-on
The current page gives 55 × 40 × 23 cm and 10 kg for a cabin bag. Those limits do not make the suitcase free: check that a purchased option or bundle includes it in your booking.
Check this example ↗A 9.5 kg suitcase with a cabin-bag add-on
A 54 × 39 × 22 cm suitcase weighing 9.5 kg meets the current limits. You indicated that you purchased a cabin bag or an offer including it. Check that this option appears in your booking.
Check this example ↗Personal item: 7 kg rather than 10 kg
A 43 × 33 × 15 cm personal item weighing 7.1 kg exceeds the current page’s 7 kg ceiling. The 10 kg cabin-bag limit does not automatically apply to the underseat bag.
Check this example ↗Before measuring
Yes. Measure the bag packed and closed at its outermost points. Bulging pockets and protruding wheels count too. The calculator uses the dimensions you enter. Potential compression is not permission: measure the bag as you will carry it and check the airline’s sizer.
No. The physical sizer, applicable ticket rules and onboard space still matter. An airline may require gate-checking even when the dimensions fit.