FAQ
Do wheels and handles count?
Yes—treat your measurements as the bag’s outside size, including wheels/handles, unless your airline clearly says otherwise.
What if my bag is 0.1" over?
It may still fit depending on the aircraft and sizer. We flag borderline results as “may not fit” to reflect real‑world variance.
Do all airlines check weight?
No. Some regions enforce weight at the counter. If your airline posts a limit, add weight in the tool to see a warning.
What’s the standard carry-on size?
A common U.S. guideline is 22 × 14 × 9 inches (including wheels/handles). Some airlines differ—always check your fare and route.
Do wheels and handles count?
Usually yes. Airlines typically measure overall external dimensions, including wheels and handles.
Is weight enforced on U.S. flights?
Most U.S. airlines do not publish a carry-on weight limit, but international carriers often do, and enforcement varies by route.
What about basic economy fares?
Some basic fares restrict carry-ons or allow only a personal item unless you purchase priority or an upgrade.