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Qantas vs ANA (All Nippon Airways)

Cabin and carry-on baggage limits for Qantas and ANA (All Nippon Airways), side by side.

⚠ These figures are awaiting manual verification against the airline's official page. Treat them as preliminary.

Qantas allows the larger carry-on — its longest side is 56 cm, versus 55 cm for ANA (All Nippon Airways).

Both allow the same largest personal item (40 cm).

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Qantas QF More room
Max dimensions
56 × 36 × 23 cm
Total linear
Not published
Weight limit
7 kg combined
Pieces
2
Max dimensions
55 × 40 × 25 cm
Total linear
Not published
Weight limit
10 kg combined
Pieces
1

Cabin & carry-on allowances

Baggage allowances by fare tier
Allowance Qantas ANA (All Nippon Airways)
Carry-on Cabin: economy Not directly comparable: the two rows apply under different conditions. 56 × 36 × 23 cm · Not published · 7 kg combined · 2 pc Economy: 7kg across 2 items(随身主袋 + 个人物品合计) Not on record
Cabin: business Not directly comparable: the two rows apply under different conditions. 56 × 36 × 23 cm · Not published · 14 kg combined · 2 pc Business: 14kg total across 2 items(每件最多 10kg) Not on record
Not directly comparable: the two rows apply under different conditions. Not on record 55 × 40 × 25 cm · Not published · 10 kg combined · 1 pc including wheels and handles Must fit in the overhead bin or under the seat; passenger must be able to lift and stow it unaided Official text states linear sum within 115 cm, but the per-side limit 55x40x25 cm sums to 120 cm. The per-side limit is the binding physical constraint, so linearCm is left null to avoid rejecting a compliant 55x40x25 cm bag.
Personal item 40 × 30 × 20 cm · Not published · 10 kg per piece · 1 pc underseat bag;Economy and Business: 10kg max per single item 40 × 30 × 20 cm · Not published · Not published · 1 pc Must fit fully under the seat in front of you Personal item size cap (40x30x20 cm) effective 2026-07-01. Shares the 10 kg combined cabin limit with the carry-on bag.

Sources

Qantas

Carry-on baggage allowances (opens in a new window)
Official · unverified Last checked: 2026-10-10

ANA (All Nippon Airways)

Carry-on baggage & personal item rules (effective 2026-07-01) (opens in a new window)
Official · unverified Last checked: 2026-10-11

The rules behind these figures

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