SAS cabin Cabin Bag Size 2026: 55×40×23cm — Will It Pass?

SAS cabin passengers may carry a bag measuring 55×40×23cm , weighing up to 10kg. The gate fee for oversized bags is no published gate fee. Data verified: March 2026.

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Max Dimensions
55×40×23cm
Weight Limit
10kg
Gate Fee
no published gate fee
Last Verified
March 2026

All SAS Baggage Allowances (2026)

Ticket Type Max Dimensions (cm) Weight Gate Fee
cabin 55×40×23 10kg Not published
checked 90×75×43 23kg Not published
personal_item 40×30×15 10kg Not published
Verified March 2026

Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SAS cabin cabin bag size?
SAS cabin cabin bag size is 55×40×23cm with 10kg. That is the full external limit including wheels and handles. Measure after packing, not before, because the final packed shape is what staff check at the gate sizer.
Does SAS measure cabin bags at the gate?
Yes, SAS can measure cabin bags at the gate when a bag appears oversized or flights are busy. Staff commonly use a physical sizer and the bag must fit without force. If it fails, the bag is usually moved to hold with a gate fee.
What happens if my bag is too big on SAS?
If your bag is too big, SAS can tag it for hold and charge Not published at the gate. You may need to pay before boarding continues. The process is usually sizer check first, then tagging and payment if non-compliant.
Can I bring a personal item as well as a cabin bag on SAS cabin?
In most cases, SAS allows a personal item, but included allowance depends on the exact fare conditions. Check your booking confirmation before travel. Use this page for the cabin bag limit and verify personal-item rules in the official fare terms.
Is SAS strict about cabin bag size?
SAS currently shows a strictness signal of policy-only on TravelHub. Higher scores indicate more frequent enforcement. Even with moderate scores, oversize bags still fail checks, so plan around the published 55×40×23cm limit every time.
Is SAS cabin cabin bag policy stricter in peak summer travel?
It can be stricter during peak periods because fuller flights increase gate control pressure. The safest approach is unchanged year-round: match 55×40×23cm and 10kg before arrival, and avoid relying on staff discretion during heavy boarding windows.

Dimensions verified: March 2026. Official airline policy page. Policy changed? Submit a correction →