Cabin Baggage

Cabin baggage

Keep important personal items (and everything else you need for a good flight) close at hand. Here’s what you should know about cabin baggage.

Here's what you can bring with you into the cabin on your flight.

Economy Class: Passengers are allowed one (1) piece of cabin baggage not exceeding 7kg. As part of their cabin baggage allowance, passengers may carry one personal item (Option A, B, or C) , provided the total weight remains within the 7kg limit.

Business Suite / Business Class: Passengers are allowed two (2) pieces of cabin baggage with a combined weight not exceeding 14kg. Each piece should not exceed 7kg. As part of their cabin baggage allowance, passengers may carry one personal item (Option A, B, or C) , provided the total weight remains within the 14kg limit.

Note : The additional free baggage allowance for Enrich Platinum, Gold/ one world Emerald, and Sapphire members apply only to checked baggage.

In addition to the free cabin baggage allowance, the passenger may carry ONE of these personal items below free of charge (either option A, B or C) and all the combined items (as a total) must be within the maximum weight of the cabin baggage allowance stated in the table above with respective travel classes: A. Either one of the following: One (1) briefcase, One (1) handbag (male/female), One (1) notebook or a laptop computer bag, OR One (1) small camera bag. B. For a passenger travelling with an infant, in any case, are permitted to bring ONE of the followings at no charge in addition to the personal items as mentioned in item A: An infant amenities bag (containing infant food for consumption on board and nappies during flight) not more than 5 kg, Small infant carrycot, OR Cabin size fully collapsible lightweight baby stroller. C. Other items allowed at no charge are as follows: One (1) duty-free shopping bag for goods purchased at the airport on the day of your flight. A pair of crutches or walking stick, OR One (1) overcoat

Note : The additional free baggage allowance for Enrich Platinum, Gold/ one world Emerald, and Sapphire members apply only to checked baggage.

Controlled and Banned Items

Liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs) Please ensure that all liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs) are kept to a maximum of 100ml (34oz) per item, as stated below.

Please pack all liquid, aerosol, and gel (LAG) containers in one re-sealable transparent plastic bag and present the bag separately during screening. You are allowed one such plastic bag per person and the contents of your plastic bag must not exceed one litre in total volume.

Exempted items If you have special needs items such as medicine, baby milk or food, or items to cater for special dietary requirements during your flight, you can bring them on board with you. Do ensure you have the required documents that show you have special medical or dietary needs and present them when passing through airport security. Families travelling with children below the age of seven may bring baby milk or food into the cabin. Liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs) purchased on the day of your travels from the Airport Duty Free Shops or on-board the aircraft are allowed in the cabin. Do ensure that your purchases are packed in sealed plastic bags and the proofs of purchase for them are in clear view so it’s easier and quicker for airport officers to check, verify and clear you to bring them on board.

Only AVMED-approved dry liquid nitrogen shippers carrying human embryo samples are permitted as checked or cabin baggage.

If you need to use solid carbon dioxide (dry ice) to pack perishables (which are not subject to Dangerous Goods Regulations) in your cabin baggage, please note that the dry ice amount should not exceed 2.5kg (5lb) per passenger. You will also need to declare the dry ice as cabin baggage when booking or checking in. Seafood (fresh or frozen) cannot be checked in and may only be carried on board as cabin baggage. This is subject to the quarantine regulations of your destination country and provided the seafood is properly packed (the use of crushed ice for this purpose is not permitted) and meets cabin baggage size and weight requirements.