<div>You’ll see your baggage allowance during booking, and later in your account and e-ticket.</div><div><br></div><div>During the booking process, you can see the baggage details under each passenger. Later, you’ll see a separate <strong>Baggage</strong> section when you sign in to your booking.</div><blockquote><em>Did you know that you can filter your search to only find trips that include baggage?&nbsp;<br>Simply adjust the “Bags” filter on our search page to include cabin and/or checked baggage, and we’ll only show you itineraries with baggage included in the price.</em></blockquote>

You’ll see your baggage allowance during booking, and later in your account and e-ticket.

Where to find your baggage allowance

<div>If you’re traveling with multiple carriers, you might not have the same allowance for the whole trip. Each carrier has different baggage options and prices.</div><div><br></div><div>That's why we offer baggage in bundles, and show you <strong>the allowance that you can take for the whole trip</strong>. This allows you to travel with the same baggage on the whole journey.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>If you wish, you can check the details for each part of your trip with the carriers. However, we don't recommend that you take a bigger allowance — you might face high fees or difficulties with boarding on part of your trip.</div>

If you’re traveling with multiple carriers, you might not have the same allowance for the whole trip.

Baggage bundles with multiple carriers

<div>Excess, oversize, or overweight baggage is usually quite expensive. The exact fees and rules depend on each carrier. Check their website for more details. &nbsp;</div><blockquote><em>Excess cabin baggage might be taken into the cargo hold of the aircraft and you might need to wait for it at the arrivals.<br>If you have a no-checked-bag itinerary with a short layover, please pack carefully. </em><strong><em>You might not have enough time to transfer </em></strong><em>if your cabin bag is taken into the hold. &nbsp;</em></blockquote><div>If you know in advance that you’ll need to carry more baggage, check if it's possible to add an extra piece in <a href="https://www.kiwi.com/user">Manage my Booking</a>. It’s usually less expensive than paying at the airport.</div>

Excess, oversize, or overweight baggage is usually quite expensive.

Excess baggage

<div>Baggage breaks down into 3 main categories: checked baggage, cabin baggage, and personal items.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>The amount and type of baggage you can bring depends on the carrier — some allow free checked and cabin baggage, while others only offer a single personal item.&nbsp;</div><blockquote><em>If you have a booking and are </em><a href="https://www.kiwi.com/user"><em>signed in</em></a><em>, you can find your baggage allowance in the </em><strong><em>Passengers</em></strong><em> section of your trip.&nbsp;</em></blockquote><div>If you need to bring special baggage — items such as strollers, or musical or sports equipment — you can find more information <a href="https://www.kiwi.com/help/163">here</a>.&nbsp;</div>

Baggage bundles with multiple carriers

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