Checked baggage allowance & fee finder
Find the airline reference and compare your checked bag with your ticket limits, then calculate quoted extra-bag costs.
How this works
Weight is checked per bag and size is checked as length + width + depth. Extra bag count is the number checked minus the number your ticket includes. Confirmed fee estimates use the first additional-bag quote plus the further-bag quote for each remaining extra bag.
The entered limits are planning values until checked against your ticket. Bag fees can depend on route, fare, status and operating airline. Overweight or oversized bags may need a separate quote. An unknown fee is not shown as a free bag.
Sources and reference dates
British Airways — checked baggage Reviewed 2026-10-27
Lufthansa — baggage calculator Reviewed 2026-10-27
KLM — checked baggage Reviewed 2026-10-27
Qatar Airways — baggage allowance Reviewed 2026-10-22
This reference needs a fresh review or could not be checked automatically. Follow the source for current rules.
Delta — baggage fees and calculator Reviewed 2026-10-27
Air Canada — checked baggage Reviewed 2026-10-27
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Questions about this tool
Does the airline name determine my included bags?
No. Use the baggage allowance in your actual ticket and the official route/fare calculator linked below.
Is the fee estimate a live airline quote?
No. Enter confirmed fees for the ticket being compared. The calculator multiplies those amounts and keeps overweight and oversize issues separate.
Can a cabin-bag limit be used here?
No. Checked baggage has separate piece, weight and dimension conditions. Use the cabin checker for bags you keep with you.