Introduction

Air travel should be exciting, not stressful. But many travellers get caught off-guard at the boarding gate — surprised by baggage fees or asked to check in carry-ons that don’t meet requirements. If you’re flying with Swiss International Air Lines, knowing the Swiss Air baggage allowance inside out can save you time, money, and headaches. In this post, we’ll go beyond basic rules — we’ll give you smart travel and packing hacks inspired by airline baggage guides worldwide, to help you make the most of your luggage allowance.

1. What Is the “Carry-On vs Checked” Difference

• Carry-on / Cabin Baggage: This is the bag you carry into the airplane cabin. It should fit either in the overhead bin or under the seat in front of you. Most international airlines — and many baggage-policy guides — set a standard size of ~ 55 × 35–40 × 23–25 cm (including wheels/handles).
• Checked Baggage: Bags that you hand over at check-in. These are stored in the aircraft’s hold. Checked baggage usually follows a “piece concept” — a predefined number of bags allowed, each with a per-bag weight limit.

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