If you’re planning to travel light and take a flight, it’s a no-brainer to invest in a carry-on bag or suitcase that fits in the overhead compartments. Aerolite offers a wide range of options on their website, allowing you to shop based on your airline’s maximum cabin-size allowance. For example, they sell an expandable case for £49.99 that meets the size requirements for Ryanair priority boarding and Tui flights, measuring 55 x 40 x 20cm. Ryanair priority customers can bring a small bag up to 40 x 20 x 25cm and a carry-on suitcase up to 55 x 40 x 20cm. The Aerolite case can even be expanded to 55 x 40 x 23cm to comply with the maximum size for other carriers.
Cabin Max is another brand that lets you shop by airline to find the largest bag you can take. Their Anode 30L bag (£46.95) measures 45 x 36 x 20cm, which is the exact specification for free carry-on on easyJet flights. Their Metz 20L Hybrid (£39.95) is suitable for free carry-on on Ryanair flights, as well as other major airlines. It’s a hybrid design that can be used as a trolley bag or backpack, weighing 1.3kg and measuring 40 x 20 x 25cm.
For a versatile option, consider Eastpak’s Travelpack (£95). It can be carried as a holdall or a backpack and has a built-in laptop sleeve. With dimensions of 51 x 33 x 23cm, it meets the cabin size requirements for many airlines. If you’re flying with easyJet, you can even select seats that come with a free large cabin bag, and the Travelpack would qualify.
It’s important to note that while priority customers with airlines like Wizz Air can bring some of these bags on board, they may not meet the requirements for non-priority passengers’ free luggage allowance.
If you’re looking for a cabin case that fits multiple airlines, consider the Atlanta cabin case from John Lewis. Priced at £99 and measuring 54.5 x 37 x 19.5cm, it is suitable for Jet2, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, and more, including priority bookings on Wizz Air and Ryanair.
Antler’s Brixham cabin case is another option, priced at £170. It is their lightest option, weighing 1.9kg, and measuring 55 x 35 x 20cm. It is suitable for Jet2, BA, Tui, Virgin Atlantic, Ryanair, Wizz Air, and easyJet priority travelers.
IT Luggage offers the Lykke cabin bag for £50. It measures 55 x 35.5 x 22cm, with an additional 5cm expansion space. Weighing 2.31kg, it is suitable as hand luggage on Jet2, Virgin Atlantic, and BA flights. Passengers who pay extra on easyJet and Wizz Air can also bring it on board. Additionally, IT Luggage has a smaller range of bags that are suitable for free carry-on on some other airlines. Their Bewitching underseat bag, priced at £45, measures 45 x 33 x 20cm and is free on easyJet.
If you’re on a budget, consider DK Luggage’s hard shell case for £36, measuring 55 x 38 x 20cm. This meets the size restrictions for Jet2, BA, Virgin Atlantic, and Tui. Ryanair and Wizz Air priority customers can use it as hand luggage, and it’s also suitable for those who pay for a larger bag allowance with easyJet.
Before making a purchase, always double-check whether the maximum measurements include wheels and handles, as this could catch you by surprise. Keep in mind that airlines also have maximum weight specifications, so weigh your bags before heading to the airport to avoid any extra charges.
Please note that the prices mentioned in this content are correct at the time of writing.
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