ANA cabin baggage allowance
ANA applies the same Japan-wide standard as JAL: one carry-on plus one personal item, 10 kg combined, with the carry-on inside 55 x 40 x 25 cm (115 cm total). Dimensions include wheels and handles.
The short answer
1 carry-on (max 55 x 40 x 25 cm, 115 cm total) + 1 personal item (about 40 x 30 x 20 cm), 10 kg combined.
Cabin bag: size and weight at a glance
| Item | ANA allowance |
|---|---|
| Carry-on (max size) | 55 x 40 x 25 cm, max 115 cm total |
| Personal item (max size) | 40 x 30 x 20 cm, underseat |
| Weight | 10 kg combined (carry-on + personal item) |
| Rule origin | Japan airline industry common standard |
Dimensions always include wheels and handles unless the airline says otherwise.
Personal item policy
One personal item in addition to the carry-on: handbag, laptop case, small backpack or camera bag within ANA's stated size, placed under the seat.
Checked baggage: how it works
International checked allowance is piece-based by route and cabin; Star Alliance Gold members get an extra piece or weight depending on the rule that applies. ANA's pages carry the current tables.
If your bag is too big or too heavy
Non-compliant carry-on is checked at the airport rate. ANA and JAL enforce to the same standard, so a bag that fits one fits the other.
Allowances verified: 1 November 2026
Baggage rules change without notice. Always confirm with ANA before flying — current official page: ANA — carry-on baggage information (official).
Weigh before you wing it
Most carriers here enforce a 7–10 kg cabin limit. A luggage scale costs less than one gate fee and ends the guesswork.
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