Compare airlines side by side.
Choosing between two or three airlines for the same trip? Pick them from 53 carriers and see their carry-on size and weight limits lined up in one table — including which one lets you bring the biggest bag.
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- RyanairEurope55 × 40 × 20 cm · 10 kg
10 kg bag requires the paid Priority option; free bag is smaller (40x20x25cm).
ryanair.com - Largest bag allowedeasyJetEurope56 × 45 × 25 cm · 15 kg
Free "under-seat" bag is smaller; this size requires a cabin bag fare/add-on.
easyjet.com - Wizz AirEurope55 × 40 × 23 cm · 10 kg
10 kg bag requires a paid fare upgrade; the free allowance is a smaller 40x30x20cm bag.
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| Airline | Max carry-on size | Max weight | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
Ryanair Europe | 55 × 40 × 20 cm | 10 kg 10 kg bag requires the paid Priority option; free bag is smaller (40x20x25cm). | ryanair.com |
easyJetLargest bag allowed Europe | 56 × 45 × 25 cm | 15 kg Free "under-seat" bag is smaller; this size requires a cabin bag fare/add-on. | easyjet.com |
Wizz Air Europe | 55 × 40 × 23 cm | 10 kg 10 kg bag requires a paid fare upgrade; the free allowance is a smaller 40x30x20cm bag. | wizzair.com |
"Largest bag allowed" compares the combined length + width + height of each airline's published limit — a useful signal, not a guarantee, since a bag can still fail on one dimension even with a larger total. Limits may vary by fare class or route, or change without notice. Always confirm on the airline's own site before flying.