§ 3 · About

One table, every cabin frame.

findatraveler is a reference for carry-on luggage limits. It collects the cabin bag sizes airlines publish — height, width and depth, plus weight where one is printed — and lays them out so a traveller can find the right figure in seconds instead of across a dozen airline websites.

Where the figures come from

Every entry starts on the airline’s own website: the baggage page, the conditions of carriage, or the fare rules. Values are transcribed as published and re-checked periodically, because operators revise them on their own schedule.

What the table is for

The table answers one question quickly: what does my airline accept in the cabin? It is a planning aid, not a guarantee — gates, aircraft types and staff discretion can all move the answer on the day. The operator flying your leg has the final word.

What findatraveler is not

• Not an airline, an airport or a travel agency — nothing is sold and nothing is booked here.
• Not affiliated with any carrier — airline names and codes appear only to identify whose rules are shown.
• Not a source of legal advice — rules, fees and screening practice change at any time.

Check the operator, always. Before you pack for a trip, confirm the current figure on the airline’s own page — especially when a ticket connects through a second carrier with a tighter frame.

— a closing note

Questions about the site itself can go through the channels named on the terms page.