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All Nippon Airways (ANA) baggage allowance: cabin bag, personal item and checked-bag basics

ANA publishes clear limits for both an overhead carry-on and a smaller under-seat personal item, making it straightforward to plan a two-piece cabin setup.

What to check before you pack

One carry-on bag plus one personal item. Cabin class, itinerary, aircraft, local airport restrictions, and partner-airline flights can change the final allowance.

Baggage allowances can change and may differ by fare, route, and cabin. Confirm the final allowance shown in your booking or on the airline’s official site before you fly.

Practical allowance summary

Bag typePublished sizeWeightWhat to know
Cabin bag55 × 40 × 25 cm · 115 cm total10.0 kg · Combined limit for the carry-on and personal item.Included in the listed standard scope
Personal item / small bag40 × 30 × 20 cm10.0 kg · Counts toward the 10 kg combined allowance.Included in the listed standard scope
Checked baggageFare- and route-dependent. Use the official policy and your booking to confirm included pieces, weight, and any purchase options.

Cabin bag versus personal item

The cabin bag is generally the larger overhead item. A personal item or small bag is the compact item intended for the space under the seat, when the airline permits one separately.

Checked-bag basics

Checked baggage travels in the hold. The included amount can differ more than cabin baggage does, so do not rely on a generic number when your booking lists a fare-specific allowance.

Find a bag that fits

Check your personal item before the airport does.

Open the existing Under-Seat Bag Finder with All Nippon Airways (ANA) selected. It compares a packed bag with the published personal-item rule when one is available.

Check your bag size in the Under-Seat Bag Finder

The gotcha to know

The 10 kg limit is shared across the carry-on and personal item. Wheels and handles count toward the published dimensions.

Common questions

Does All Nippon Airways (ANA) allow a personal item?

The reviewed policy record lists a personal item or small bag as included in the stated scope. Check the published dimensions and your fare before travel.

How do I check my All Nippon Airways (ANA) fare’s allowance?

Open the official policy, then confirm the baggage allowance displayed in your booking. Cabin, fare, route, operating carrier, and loyalty benefits can affect it.

What happens if my bag is too large?

It may need to be checked and a charge can apply. Do not assume a soft bag, cabin-space availability, or a previous trip will override the published rule.

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