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Old Jan 11, 2016 | 5:31 am
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Is Indigo strict with baggage dimensions?

I have a carry-on bag that I can keep under 7 kg but it is closer to 58 cm in length rather than 55 cm.
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Old Jan 11, 2016 | 5:48 am
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Zero problems. They will only bother to check weight if they have enough time on their hands. Go ahead.
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Old Jan 11, 2016 | 6:08 am
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I can take one backpack, one hand-luggage correct?

Along with one checked bag under 15 Kg.

The FAQ is a bit confusing, does not mention personal item (backpack)
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Old Jan 11, 2016 | 9:14 am
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Originally Posted by TheAJ
I can take one backpack, one hand-luggage correct?

Along with one checked bag under 15 Kg.

The FAQ is a bit confusing, does not mention personal item (backpack)
From Indigo website:
"Free Cabin Baggage Allowance: 7 Kg (only one piece measuring not more than 55 cm x 35 cm x 25 cm, including laptops or duty free shopping bags)."

The one hand luggage of 7 kgs is all you get on Indigo for cabin baggage. No laptop bag or any personal item in addition to.

Checked baggage allowance is 15 kg separate from the above. Take note that you can check in any number of bags as long as the total weight does not exceed 15 kgs. This is a weight system, not a piece system.
Does not matter how many pieces you check in, as long as they are within 15 kgs.
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Old Jan 11, 2016 | 11:34 pm
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Originally Posted by TheAJ
I can take one backpack, one hand-luggage correct?

Along with one checked bag under 15 Kg.

The FAQ is a bit confusing, does not mention personal item (backpack)
i only use indigo on one route but do so about 20-25 times a year....i always travel with a checked in bag, one carry on & one backpack....never had a problem....
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So based on the above, if my checked bag weighs 20kg, and IndiGo allows 15kg (domestic) do I simply pay the 2250 INR excess baggage fee (for 5kgs)? I'm trying to ascertain if the levels for excess baggage (3 kg, 5kg, etc) are in addition to the 15kg granted.

https://www.goindigo.in/add-on-servi...s-baggage.html
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Originally Posted by TravelinSperry
So based on the above, if my checked bag weighs 20kg, and IndiGo allows 15kg (domestic) do I simply pay the 2250 INR excess baggage fee (for 5kgs)? I'm trying to ascertain if the levels for excess baggage (3 kg, 5kg, etc) are in addition to the 15kg granted.

https://www.goindigo.in/add-on-servi...s-baggage.html
You pay 2250 for the 5kgs.
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Old Feb 14, 2024 | 7:58 pm
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Carry On Baggage Domestic Flight

Bumping this thread. How strict is Indigo with carry on bag weight and items? The website says carry on baggage is limited to 7 kg.

Can I bring a roller board and backpack (i.e. 2 items), and do they weigh the carry on baggage?
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Old Feb 14, 2024 | 11:22 pm
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Originally Posted by MarkP24
Bumping this thread. How strict is Indigo with carry on bag weight and items? The website says carry on baggage is limited to 7 kg.

Can I bring a roller board and backpack (i.e. 2 items), and do they weigh the carry on baggage?
6E can be quite strict. 2 bags won't be a problem. They however do weigh and size bags often.
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Old Feb 15, 2024 | 8:25 am
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Originally Posted by PiperAtGatesofDawn
6E can be quite strict. 2 bags won't be a problem. They however do weigh and size bags often.
Thanks! I just would prefer to avoid checking luggage in if at all possible. Are they usually pretty quick with getting the luggage offloaded in case I do need to check my luggage?
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Thanks! I just would prefer to avoid checking luggage in if at all possible. Are they usually pretty quick with getting the luggage offloaded in case I do need to check my luggage?
Reasonably efficient. But it would be airport dependent.

Since you're not checking in anything you might get a pass. Keep your fingers crossed.
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Originally Posted by PiperAtGatesofDawn
Reasonably efficient. But it would be airport dependent.

Since you're not checking in anything you might get a pass. Keep your fingers crossed.
OK. Thanks! Overall, my understanding is they're an excellent airline and very efficient. Looking forward to flying them!
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Originally Posted by MarkP24
Can I bring a roller board and backpack (i.e. 2 items), and do they weigh the carry on baggage?
If you skip the check-in desks and head straight to the gate you'll be fine. At the counters some agents tend to weigh carry-ons and some don't.
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Originally Posted by MarkP24
Bumping this thread. How strict is Indigo with carry on bag weight and items? The website says carry on baggage is limited to 7 kg.

Can I bring a roller board and backpack (i.e. 2 items), and do they weigh the carry on baggage?
Have done 3 RTs last three weeks BLR-BOM on 6E.. backpack + roller board.. no issue except all flights were full and they were really really pushy on getting roller-boards checked in at gate.. obviously no issue with weights checking there since they are keen to get the aircraft boarding closed and depart..
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Old Feb 16, 2024 | 8:31 am
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Originally Posted by Anish
If you skip the check-in desks and head straight to the gate you'll be fine. At the counters some agents tend to weigh carry-ons and some don't.
Originally Posted by galaticos
Have done 3 RTs last three weeks BLR-BOM on 6E.. backpack + roller board.. no issue except all flights were full and they were really really pushy on getting roller-boards checked in at gate.. obviously no issue with weights checking there since they are keen to get the aircraft boarding closed and depart..
Thanks! So if my roller board needs to be gate checked, will I get it back upon landing or would I need to go to luggage claim?
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