Carry-On Allowance: 1 Bag + 1 Personal Item

Each passenger is allowed to carry on one bag and one personal item such as a purse or briefcase. Assistive devices and outer garments do not count as personal items. All carry-on luggage must fit in the overhead bin or under the seat in front of you and adhere to the following requirements:

• Maximum Dimensions of Carry-on Luggage: 22in x 16in x 10in/55cm x 40cm x 25cm
• Maximum Weight of Carry-on Luggage: 22 lb/10 kg

REMINDER: Bulkhead seats do not have underseat storage during take-off and landing.
Read Bulkheads Explained

Checked Baggage Allowance: 2 Pieces

Each passenger is allowed two checked bags as long as each bag adheres to the below requirements:

Flights to and from USA (including Guam), Canada, Mexico or Brazil:

• First and Executive Classes: Each piece cannot exceed 62 linear inches/158 cm (length + width + height) or 70 lb/32 kg.
• Premium Economy and Economy Classes: Each piece cannot exceed 62 linear inches/158 cm (length + width + height) or 50 lb/23 kg. Also, the sum of the linear dimensions of two pieces must not exceed 107 in/273 cm.
• Infants flying on an infant fare: Each passenger is limited to one piece of checked baggage with a total linear dimension less than 45in/ 115 cm and one additional item consisting of any of the following: folding infant stroller, portable infant rocking cradle, or car seat.

Flights to and from Brazil:

• First and Executive Classes: Each piece cannot exceed 62 linear inches/158 cm (length + width + height) or 70 lb/32 kg.
• Premium Economy and Economy Classes: Each piece cannot exceed 62 linear inches/158 cm (length + width + height) or 70 lb/32 kg. Also, the sum of the linear dimensions of two pieces must not exceed 107 in/273 cm.
• Infants flying on an infant fare: Each passenger is limited to one piece of checked baggage with a total linear dimension less than 45in/ 115 cm and one additional item consisting of any of the following: folding infant stroller, portable infant rocking cradle, or car seat.

Flights to and from places other than USA (including Guam), Canada, Mexico or Brazil:

• First class: Checked baggage whose sum weight does not exceed 40 kg.
• Executive class: Checked baggage whose sum weight does not exceed 30 kg.
• Economy class: Checked baggage whose sum weight does not exceed 20 kg.
• Infants flying on an infant fare: Checked baggage whose sum weight does not exceed 22 lbs/ 10 kg, and one additional item consisting of any of the following: folding infant stroller, portable infant rocking cradle, or car seat.

Excess Baggage Fees

Flights to and from USA (including Guam), Canada, Mexico or Brazil:

A single excess baggage charge applies to each piece of checked baggage that exceeds the free baggage allowance. For economy and Premium Economy passengers (excluding flights to/from Brazil), if each piece exceeds 50 lbs/23 kg but is not more than 70 lb/32 kg, an extra charge of PY5,000 or $50 USD per piece applies.

• Guam: 8,300 yen
• Honolulu, Kona: 16,200 yen
• Vancouver, San Francisco, Los Angeles: 19,800 yen
• Chicago, New York, Mexico City: 22,000 yen
• Sao Paulo: 34,800 yen

Fees in yen, see XE.com for currency conversion rates.

Flights to and from places other than USA (including Guam), Canada, Mexico or Brazil:

Checked baggage weighing in excess of the free baggage allowance will be charged at a rate per kilogram equivalent to 1.5% of the highest normal direct adult one-way economy class fare in effect on the date of issuance of an excess baggage ticket. (If there are two types of normal fares for Japan departure, the higher fare will apply.) For example, assuming normal economy class fare (adult one-way) between Tokyo and London is 513,000 yen, and excess baggage weight of 10 kg:

1. 513,000 yen x 1.5% = 7,695 yen
2. Excess baggage charge of 7,695 yen per kilogram
3. 7,695 yen x 10kg = 76,950 yen

The excess baggage charge in the above example is 77,000 yen (rounded up to nearest hundred yen).

Sports Equipment

Some checked items, such as surfboards and bicycles will be charged a fixed handling fee because of size, fragility, or other handling requirements while others may be checked in lieu of one of your checked bags. If you plan to travel with sporting equipment, contact Japan Airlines directly to confirm packing regulations and fees or visit their Baggage Information Page.