Quantas _ Carry On Allowance, Int'l Economy
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Quantas _ Carry On Allowance, Int'l Economy
Hopefully I posted in the right location. Can someone give me information on allowance for carry on flying from the United States to Australia (Economy).
I can not tell if one or two items are allowed. I have two small bags both under 15 pounds but now I am thinking I am allowed only one.
Thank you.
I can not tell if one or two items are allowed. I have two small bags both under 15 pounds but now I am thinking I am allowed only one.
Thank you.
#2
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Hopefully I posted in the right location. Can someone give me information on allowance for carry on flying from the United States to Australia (Economy).
I can not tell if one or two items are allowed. I have two small bags both under 15 pounds but now I am thinking I am allowed only one.
Thank you.
I can not tell if one or two items are allowed. I have two small bags both under 15 pounds but now I am thinking I am allowed only one.
Thank you.
All QF tickets include checked bagagge
https://www.qantas.com/au/en/travel-...n-baggage.html
All international
First, Business and Premium Economy
All classes (7kgs per piece)
1 x 115cm bag = 56cm + 36cm + 23cm
OR
2 x 105cm bags = 48cm + 34cm + 23cm
OR
1 x 105cm bag = 48cm + 34cm + 23cm
+
1 x 185cm non-rigid garment bag
= 60cm + 11cm + 114cm
Economy
One piece up to 7kgs.
1 x 115cm bag = 56cm + 36cm+ 23cm
OR
1 x 185cm non-rigid garment bag = 60cm + 11cm + 114cm
In addition to your carry-on baggage allowance, you may also carry onboard one small personal item such as a handbag, laptop computer*, overcoat, small camera, a reasonable amount of reading material or a small amount of duty free goods (where permitted).
First, Business and Premium Economy
All classes (7kgs per piece)
1 x 115cm bag = 56cm + 36cm + 23cm
OR
2 x 105cm bags = 48cm + 34cm + 23cm
OR
1 x 105cm bag = 48cm + 34cm + 23cm
+
1 x 185cm non-rigid garment bag
= 60cm + 11cm + 114cm
Economy
One piece up to 7kgs.
1 x 115cm bag = 56cm + 36cm+ 23cm
OR
1 x 185cm non-rigid garment bag = 60cm + 11cm + 114cm
In addition to your carry-on baggage allowance, you may also carry onboard one small personal item such as a handbag, laptop computer*, overcoat, small camera, a reasonable amount of reading material or a small amount of duty free goods (where permitted).
#3
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Posts: 445
That is what I thought too but their reply to SMS was:
Carry on baggage of 7kg per person which can be divided into two pieces. Make sure that your carry-on baggage will not exceed the required allowance as if this will exceed, the airport staff will advise you to unpack this.
With that said, I cannot imagine I would be able to pack for 2 1/2 weeks with 15 pounds.
Carry on baggage of 7kg per person which can be divided into two pieces. Make sure that your carry-on baggage will not exceed the required allowance as if this will exceed, the airport staff will advise you to unpack this.
With that said, I cannot imagine I would be able to pack for 2 1/2 weeks with 15 pounds.
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That is what I thought too but their reply to SMS was:
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With that said, I cannot imagine I would be able to pack for 2 1/2 weeks with 15 pounds.
Carry on baggage of 7kg per person which can be divided into two pieces. Make sure that your carry-on baggage will not exceed the required allowance as if this will exceed, the airport staff will advise you to unpack this
With that said, I cannot imagine I would be able to pack for 2 1/2 weeks with 15 pounds.
https://www.qantas.com/au/en/travel-...d-baggage.html
A QF thread from ~9months ago:- Weighing all wheelie cases
Qantas carry on allowance - Domestic
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oh, and QANATS does not have a “U” in it.