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Everything You Need to Know About Preparing Your Cabin Baggage: Guide and Tips for Stress-Free Travel
Weight, Contents… Prepare Your Cabin Baggage with Ease Thanks to Our Tips.
Number of Cabin Bags
Typically, in economy class, you are allowed 1 cabin bag and 1 accessory, such as a handbag or laptop.
In business or first class, it is usually 2 cabin bags and 1 accessory.
Tip: Some airlines consider your handbag as a separate cabin bag!
To avoid having to choose between the two, place your handbag inside your cabin bag.
Prohibited Items and Liquids
Sharp, cutting, or blunt objects are prohibited in cabin baggage!
These items must be placed in your checked baggage; otherwise, they will be confiscated.
Liquids, aerosols, and gels over 100 ml are also banned. Only tubes and bottles under 100 ml are allowed and must be placed in a transparent 20 x 20 cm pouch.
One liquid bag of up to 1 liter is permitted per traveler.
In all cases, security officers have the right to open these items for inspection.
Had an item confiscated during security? You can retrieve it using the See You Later service! Simply pay online using the reference code from the coupon provided during security, and your item will be returned within 15 days!
Not sure what you can or cannot bring in the cabin? Check the list of prohibited items onboard!
What You Can Bring in Your Cabin
Your cabin baggage can contain everything you need for your trip! You can bring clothes suited to the duration and climate of your journey, as well as a sweater or scarf for the airplane's air conditioning.
As for electronics, laptops, tablets, cameras, and other external batteries are allowed, but must be carried in the cabin for safety reasons. Make sure your devices are easily accessible for security checks.
Lastly, for maximum comfort, don’t forget your essential items such as a toiletry bag with travel-sized products (following the 100 ml limit)!
Baby Food, Medications, and Duty-Free Purchases in Cabin
Traveling with a baby? No worries! You can bring the necessary food for your child during the flight, even if it exceeds the 100 ml limit. However, it’s best to use well-sealed and easily accessible containers to simplify security checks.
If you need medication during the flight make sure to carry your medication in its original packaging, along with a prescription. This will help with identification during security checks.
For your duty-free purchases, keep them in the sealed bag provided at the store. This ensures the products comply with security checks.
Caution: Do not open the bag during the flight, as it may invalidate its validity if you're transiting to another destination!
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