AirAsia Baggage Allowance and Fee

Baggage Policy

Baggage allowances are the number of bags and the weight and size limits for each bag a passenger can carry on a flight. The baggage allowance for Air Asia depends on the route, class of travel, and fare type.it's essential to understand their baggage policy to avoid surprises and unnecessary fees. In this article, we'll provide a comprehensive guide to the baggage policy of Air Asia, including baggage allowances, fees, and restrictions.

Carry-on/Cabin Baggage Policy

Air Asia's cabin baggage policy allows passengers to carry one piece of cabin baggage and one minor or laptop bag on board. Here are the size and weight limits for cabin baggage:

1. Maximum dimensions: 56cm x 36cm x 23cm
2. Maximum weight: 7 kg

If your cabin baggage exceeds the size or weight limits, you must check it in and pay an excess baggage fee.

NOTE: Bulkhead seats lack under-seat storage, so all carry-on and cabin luggage must be stored in the overhead compartment during takeoff and landing.

Checked Baggage

Economy Passengers:

1. There is no free baggage allowance for checked bags.

Business Passengers:

1. Baggage Allowance: 47 lb/20 kg
2. Maximum Dimensions: 62 linear inches/158 cm (length + width + height)

Excess or Additional Baggage Fee

You will be charged additional fees if you have more bags than the permitted allowance or exceed the weight or linear restrictions. Contact AirAsia X directly for more information. Prices are in local currency.

Sports Equipment Fee

A Sports Equipment Fee applies to Surfboards, Snowboards, Bicycles, Scuba, Golf, and Skiing gear. Any other sporting equipment will be accepted as part of the baggage allowance and subject to any associated fees. All articles must be less than 109 linear inches/277 cm (length + width + height) and no longer than 80 in/203 cm.

Per Pax/Per Sector)

For more information on sports equipment fees for different code carriers, please visit www.airasia.com/aa/about-us/en/gb/fees-and-charges.html.