easyJet Baggage Rules Explained Simply
Everything you need to know about easyJet hand luggage sizes, cabin bag allowances, and checked baggage policies. Save money and avoid surprises at the gate.
easyJet Baggage Allowance 2026
Understanding easyJet's baggage rules can save you time, money, and stress at the airport. Here's everything you need to know.
Hand Luggage (Small Cabin Bag)
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All passengers can bring one small cabin bag for free:
- Size: 45cm x 36cm x 20cm (including handles and wheels)
- Must fit: Under the seat in front of you
- Examples: Backpack, handbag, small laptop bag
Large Cabin Bag
If you want to bring a larger cabin bag (56cm x 45cm x 25cm) that goes in the overhead locker, you'll need to:
- Purchase an "Up Front" or "Extra Legroom" seat, OR
- Buy easyJet Plus membership, OR
- Have FLEXI fare
Checked Baggage
Checked bags must be purchased separately:
- 15kg bag: £7.99-£37.49 online (more expensive at airport)
- 23kg bag: £10.49-£42.49 online
- Maximum dimensions: 275cm total (length + width + height)
What Happens If Your Bag Is Too Big?
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If your cabin bag doesn't fit the sizing guide at the gate, you'll be charged £48 to check it into the hold. Always check your bag size before heading to the airport!
Pro Tips
- Book baggage when you book your flight - it's cheaper
- Download the easyJet app to manage your booking easily
- Use a luggage scale at home to avoid overweight fees
- Pack your heaviest items in your cabin bag to save on checked baggage weight
Last updated: January 2026. Always check the easyJet website for the latest information before you fly.
Written by
WhichTerminal Team