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Eurowings*

Eurowings is a point-to-point low cost airline owned by the Lufthansa Group. The airline has been operating since 2015, when they were rebranded from Germanwings. They offer flights within Europe and to destinations farther away.

You can find information regarding the Eurowings carry on luggage size and weight allowances below.

Updated April 2023

Headquarters Country: Germany

Website: https://www.eurowings.com/en/information/luggage/hand-luggage/hand-luggage-policy.html

Note: Eurowings was formerly Germanwings; you might still see airplanes with the Germanwings logo on them.

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Hand baggage allowances for Eurowings

Number of items allowed:

  • Basic budget fare: 1 personal item only
  • Smart standard fare: 1 cabin bag + 1 personal item
  • BIZclass fare: 2 cabin bags + 1 personal item

Note: If you booked a basic fare, a “large cabin bag can be added with our service “2 Cabin Bags & Priority Boarding” from just €19.”

Maximum allowed in imperial: (converted)

  • H x W x D (personal item) = 15.5 x 11.8 x 9.8 in
  • H x W x D (carry on bag) = 21.5 x 15.5 x 9 in
  • Weight = 17.6 lbs

Maximum allowed in metric: (official)

  • H x W x D (personal item) = 40 x 30 x 25 cm
  • H x W x D (carry on bag) = 55 x 40 x 23 cm
  • Weight = 8 kg

Traveling in Germany or Europe? Check out the Germany itinerary or our other itineraries in the destinations section here.

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Ali is an expert at packing and loves to travel. On Travel Made Simple, she shares her best tips for packing less, dealing with layovers, planning travel itineraries, and more tips that will help you have the best vacation. Originally from the US, she now lives in Berlin, Germany with her husband and their adorable Yorkie.