Aer Lingus baggage allowance explained: one small personal item, a 10kg cabin bag and a 23kg checked bag on standard fares.
Aer Lingus baggage allowance on standard fares gives you one small personal item under the seat, one 10kg cabin bag, and one 23kg checked bag. Exact allowances vary by fare type and route, so check your booking before you fly.
| Aer Lingus | |
|---|---|
| Personal item | one small personal item placed under seat |
| Cabin bag | 1 x 10Kg Cabin bag |
| Cabin bag weight | 10 kg |
| Checked bag included | 1 x 23Kg checked bag allowance |
| First checked bag | — |
| Second checked bag | — |
| Checked bag weight | 23 kg |
| Overweight bag | — |
| In-flight wifi | — |
You can bring one small personal item that fits under the seat in front of you. On top of that, you get one cabin bag weighing up to 10kg. Keep the cabin bag within the 10kg limit, as staff may weigh it at the gate.
Standard fares include one checked bag up to 23kg. If your bag is heavier, you will pay an excess fee at the airport, which is usually more expensive than adding baggage online in advance.
Baggage details for standard fare types were not available on the sources provided; only Reward Flight baggage was stated explicitly. Check your fare conditions in your booking, and add any extra bags online before departure. Have your data working on landing so you can pull up your booking and terminal details.
One cabin bag up to 10kg, plus one small personal item that goes under the seat.
Standard fares include one checked bag up to 23kg. Reward Flight baggage was the only type stated explicitly on the sources provided, so confirm your own fare.
You pay an excess baggage fee. It is normally cheaper to add baggage online before you get to the airport.
Yes. One small personal item under the seat is allowed in addition to your 10kg cabin bag.
Check the fare conditions in your booking or the Aer Lingus site, as allowances differ by fare type and route.