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Published on July 9, 2026 · Last verified on August 8, 2026 by Luggage Validator
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Singapore Airlines Baggage Policy Strictness
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Overview

Standard baggage allowance for your selected route and fare class. All dimensions include wheels and handles.

Carry-on Bag
≤ 115 cm (45.3 in) total
Overhead bin · 7 kg (15 lbs)
Personal Item
40 × 30 × 10 cm (15.7 × 11.8 × 3.9 in)
Under seat ·Not specified
Checked Baggage
≤ 158 cm (62.2 in)
30 kg (66 lbs) free total
Max per piece: 32 kg (70 lbs)

Free Special Items

Items you can bring for free that do not count toward your standard baggage allowance on Singapore Airlines.

Coat / wrap
Umbrella / walking stick
Crutches / mobility aids
For passenger's own use
Infant food & stroller
For infants travelling with an adult
Duty-free purchases
From airport shops, sealed bag with receipt

Standard Economy Allowance

Quick reference for your selected route type. See below for full cabin class comparison.

Baggage TypeFreeMax SizeWeight Limit
Carry-on Bag
Overhead bin · per piece
1 pc

≤ 115 cm total

45.3 in total

7 kg

15 lbs

Personal Item
Under seat · per piece
1 pc

40×30×10cm

15.7×11.8×3.9in

Not specified

Checked Baggage
Cargo hold · weight system

30 kg

66 lbs

≤ 158 cm

62.2 in

32 kg

70 lbs

Full Cabin Class Comparison

Compare allowances across all fare types and cabin classes for your selected route.

ItemLiteStandardPremium EconomyBusinessSuites
Personal Item
Under seat
1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc
Personal Item Size
L × W × H

40×30×10cm

15.7×11.8×3.9in

40×30×10cm

15.7×11.8×3.9in

40×30×10cm

15.7×11.8×3.9in

40×30×10cm

15.7×11.8×3.9in

40×30×10cm

15.7×11.8×3.9in

Carry-on Pieces
Overhead bin access
1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 2 pc 2 pc
Carry-on Size
L × W × H

≤ 115 cm total

45.3 in total

≤ 115 cm total

45.3 in total

≤ 115 cm total

45.3 in total

≤ 115 cm total

45.3 in total

≤ 115 cm total

45.3 in total

Carry-on Weight
Per piece

7 kg

15 lbs

7 kg

15 lbs

7 kg

15 lbs

7 kg

15 lbs

7 kg

15 lbs

Free Checked Bags
Total weight

25 kg

55 lbs

30 kg

66 lbs

35 kg

77 lbs

40 kg

88 lbs

50 kg

110 lbs

Checked Bag Size
Max per piece

≤ 158 cm

62.2 in

≤ 158 cm

62.2 in

≤ 158 cm

62.2 in

≤ 158 cm

62.2 in

≤ 158 cm

62.2 in

Checked Bag Weight
Per piece max

32 kg

70 lbs

32 kg

70 lbs

32 kg

70 lbs

32 kg

70 lbs

32 kg

70 lbs

Common Luggage Compatibility

Based on Singapore Airlines · Economy class · Europe routes. Compare luggage compatibility across all fare types and cabin classes using the filters above.

LuggagePersonal ItemCarry-onChecked
Regular Backpack
40×30×15 cm · 15.7×11.8×5.9 in · 3 kg · 7 lbs
Over LimitOKOK (30kg total)
16" Under-seat Briefcase
40×30×20 cm · 15.7×11.8×7.9 in · 4 kg · 9 lbs
Over LimitOKOK (30kg total)
18" Cabin Suitcase
45×35×20 cm · 17.7×13.8×7.9 in · 5 kg · 11 lbs
Over LimitOKOK (30kg total)
Standard 20" Carry-on
55×36×20 cm · 21.7×14.2×7.9 in · 7 kg · 15 lbs
Over LimitOKOK (30kg total)
22" North American Carry-on
56×35×22 cm · 22×13.8×8.7 in · 7.5 kg · 17 lbs
Over LimitOver LimitOK (30kg total)
24" Medium Checked Suitcase
65×42×26 cm · 25.6×16.5×10.2 in · 9 kg · 20 lbs
Over LimitOver LimitOK (30kg total)
26" Mid-size Checked Suitcase
70×46×28 cm · 27.6×18.1×11 in · 10.5 kg · 23 lbs
Over LimitOver LimitOK (30kg total)
28" Large Checked Suitcase (IATA Standard)
76×51×31 cm · 29.9×20.1×12.2 in · 12 kg · 26 lbs
Over LimitOver LimitOK (30kg total)

Frequently Asked Questions

How much carry-on baggage can I bring on Singapore Airlines?

Economy and premium economy passengers may bring one cabin bag weighing up to 7 kg with a total linear measurement of 115 cm when you add length, width and height together.
Business class and suites passengers receive two pieces of hand luggage, each weighing up to 7 kg and measuring the same 115 cm total.
Every passenger is also allowed one personal item such as a small handbag or laptop bag with maximum dimensions of 40 x 30 x 10 cm that fits under the seat.

What is the checked baggage allowance in economy class?

Singapore Airlines uses the weight concept on most routes, so total weight across all checked bags counts rather than the number of pieces.
Standard and Flexi economy fares include 30 kg of free checked baggage, while Lite economy fares include 25 kg.
Premium economy passengers get 35 kg, business class gets 40 kg and suites or first class gets 50 kg of free checked baggage.

Does Singapore Airlines use the piece concept for flights to the Americas?

Yes, flights to and from the United States and the Americas follow the piece concept instead of the weight concept used on other routes.
Economy and premium economy passengers receive two free checked bags of up to 23 kg each on Americas routes.
Business class and suites passengers get two bags of up to 32 kg each, and every checked bag must stay within 158 cm total linear dimensions.

How many carry-on bags do you get in Singapore Airlines business class?

Business class passengers enjoy two pieces of cabin luggage, each weighing a maximum of 7 kg and measuring up to 115 cm when you add all three sides together.
This is double the economy allowance and very useful for business travellers who carry a rolling carry-on plus a separate laptop bag or briefcase.
Business class also includes priority boarding so there is usually plenty of overhead bin space available for both bags.

What counts as a personal item on Singapore Airlines?

A personal item on Singapore Airlines must be small enough to fit completely under the seat in front of you, with maximum dimensions of 40 x 30 x 10 cm.
Common examples include a small handbag, briefcase, laptop bag or small backpack that stays within those measurements.
The personal item is in addition to your main cabin bag and does not count against the 7 kg carry-on weight limit.
All baggage rules on this page are from the official Singapore Airlines website. Last updated August 8, 2026. Before you fly, please check the official site again to make sure nothing has changed.
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