Baggage allowance

Baggage allowances vary by airline, ticket type, and destination. Here are the main categories:

Personal Item
• What it is: A small bag, backpack, briefcase, or laptop case that fits under the seat in front of you.
• Normal allowance: Free on almost all flights, Dimensions: ~40×30×20 cm, Weight: 3–5 kg

Carry-on baggage
• What it is: A suitcase or backpack that is taken into the cabin and placed in the overhead compartment.
• Normal allowance: 1 piece free (not always on low-cost airlines), Dimensions: ~55×40×20 cm, Weight: 7–10 kg

Checked baggage
• What it is: A suitcase that is checked in at check-in.
• Normal allowance: Included in the price only with classic airlines, Weight: 20-23 kg (economy), up to 32 kg (business), Dimensions: up to 158 cm (sum of three sides)

Excess baggage
• What is it: Overweight, extra bags, oversized (skis, bicycles, etc.)
• Normal allowance: Paid separately The price depends on the weight, route, airline.

What is important to know:
Personal Item - you can always take it for free (even with low-cost airlines).
Carry-on baggage with low-cost airlines often costs money (you need to choose the "with carry-on baggage" tariff).
Check the tariff: "Light" or "Basic" most often does not include baggage.
On connecting flights, the main airline's rule may apply (if the flight is joint).

How can I find out the exact allowances?
1) Look in the ticket booking
2) Go to the airline's website (section "Baggage")
3) Check with the agency or at the counter during check-in