How to use CarryFit

CarryFit is a quick baggage comparison helper for travellers who want to know whether a bag is likely to fit a published cabin allowance profile before they get to the airport.

Measure your bag

• Measure length, width, and depth in centimetres.
• Include wheels, rigid handles, and side pockets if they add to the external size.
• Use the real packed size when possible, especially for soft bags that expand.

Understand the result labels

• Fits: your bag is within the published dimensions for that profile.
• Close: it fits on paper, but the tolerance is small enough that bulky wheels or strict sizers could matter.
• Too large: at least one side is over the published maximum, or the stated weight limit is exceeded when weight is provided.

Why some profiles mention fare caveats

• Some airlines publish a dimension that is only included on selected fares, memberships, or add-ons.
• CarryFit shows those caveats next to the result so you do not mistake a size match for automatic entitlement.

What to verify before travel

• Your exact fare family or ticket type.
• Whether your route or aircraft type changes the allowance.
• Whether the airline combines the small-bag and hand-baggage weight into one total.
• Whether the airline may gate-check compliant bags when overhead bins are full.

Limitations

• CarryFit is a starter comparison set, not a full airline policy database.
• Airline pages can change after the source date shown in the methodology page.
• A pass in CarryFit is helpful guidance, not a boarding guarantee.