Baggage Checker
Does your fare include a checked bag? Pick the airline and where you're flying — we'll tell you what the cheapest economy fare typically includes on that corridor, from AiFly's route-aware baggage corpus of 260+ airline guides.
Why baggage is route-dependent
The same airline can include a checked bag on one route and charge for it on another. Turkish Airlines bundles a bag on most long-haul itineraries but sells bare EcoFly fares within Europe; many European full-service carriers (KLM, Iberia, Lufthansa, SAS) now sell Light fares without a bag even on long-haul; most Asian and Gulf full-service carriers still include one — and US transpacific fares almost always bundle at least one bag. That’s why this tool asks where you’re flying, not just which airline. Our answers come from the same route-aware rules engine that labels every deal on AiFly, cross-checked against fares we’ve actually tracked.
The bag changes the real price
A “cheap” no-bag fare plus a paid checked bag often costs more than a slightly pricier fare with the bag included. When you compare fares, always compare the total with the luggage you’ll actually take — then run the number through our Price Check tool to see if it’s genuinely a deal.
FAQ
Is this always accurate? It reflects the cheapest economy fare typically sold on that corridor. Airlines run multiple fare classes; a given booking may differ. Every deal published on AiFly shows the allowance for its actual fare, and the linked airline guide covers all fare classes in detail.
What about cabin bag sizes? Exact dimensions, weights and priority-boarding rules are in each airline’s full baggage guide — we maintain 260+ of them.