Asiana Airlines cabin baggage allowance
Asiana sets a generous per-piece weight — 10 kg — and varies the piece count by cabin. Note how differently the two Korean carriers count: Korean Air pools one combined 10 kg, while Asiana allows up to 10 kg per piece.
The short answer
Economy: 1 piece up to 10 kg (max 115 cm) + 1 personal item (40 x 30 x 20 cm). Business: 2 pieces, each up to 10 kg, + 1 personal item.
Cabin bag: size and weight at a glance
| Item | Asiana Airlines allowance |
|---|---|
| Carry-on (max size) | 115 cm total |
| Weight (per piece) | 10 kg |
| Pieces — Economy | 1 + personal item |
| Pieces — Business | 2 + personal item |
| Personal item (max size) | 40 x 30 x 20 cm |
Dimensions always include wheels and handles unless the airline says otherwise.
Personal item policy
A personal item within 40 x 30 x 20 cm — handbag, laptop bag, camera — travels on top of your carry-on pieces.
Do status or loyalty tiers change the allowance?
Cabin class changes the piece count: Business passengers may bring two carry-on pieces (each up to 10 kg) where Economy gets one. Diamond Members and Star Alliance Gold members also receive an additional carry-on piece on Asiana flights — check the airline's page for the current wording.
Checked baggage: how it works
Checked allowance is piece-based on Americas routes and weight-based on many others, set by cabin and fare. Asiana's pages carry the current tables.
If your bag is too big or too heavy
Carry-on over 10 kg per piece or beyond the sizer is checked at airport rates. Asiana's current excess charges are on its official pages.
Allowances verified: 1 November 2026
Baggage rules change without notice. Always confirm with Asiana Airlines before flying — current official page: Asiana Airlines — carry-on baggage (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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