ANA Airlines Luggage

[eugenetss]

Hi all, will like to check with you that have travel with ANA before, is 28’inch Luggage able to check in? I bought a Eminent 28inch luggage and now not sure whether it can be use or not. Thank you everyone in advance for your advise. Thanks .

 

[saffronsatire]

28" should be fine but do check the overall dimension is within, usually they're not as particular about dimension (unless damn long like surf bags etc.) comapred to weight

 

[yusoffb01]

luggage all standard size up to 28

 

[eugenetss]

I added up and it’s abt 162cm

 

[littlehappy]

ANA AH... flew it quite a few times lar, i prefer qatar emirates ME airlines more generous wif weight

 

[cryingsmiley]

No problem, tried n tested in April.

 

[Parmesean]

I don't really understand why people measure their suitcases. I have never had any issue with checking in my luggage, and I am pretty sure any luggage bag that you buy in Singapore should be able to be checked into any airline, with the exception of oversized luggage like surfboard and snowboard/ski bags.

 

[juxtaposition]

Lol ikr
I encounter before for carry on bag.

Same airline, when I go no issues.
When I come back, the counter lady say exceed by 1cm.

I rofl cause she don’t allow check in

I don't really understand why people measure their suitcases. I have never had any issue with checking in my luggage, and I am pretty sure any luggage bag that you buy in Singapore should be able to be checked into any airline, with the exception of oversized luggage like surfboard and snowboard/ski bags.

 

[purpleberry]

Lol ikr
I encounter before for carry on bag.

Same airline, when I go no issues.
When I come back, the counter lady say exceed by 1cm.

I rofl cause she don’t allow check in

Did they allow it in the end? On return flight, I suppose it was their local staff?

 

[juxtaposition]

Kaopei a bit la.
It was scoot.
Yes it was Japanese staff at japan airport.

Did they allow it in the end? On return flight, I suppose it was their local staff?

 

[pinkdior]

I don't really understand why people measure their suitcases. I have never had any issue with checking in my luggage, and I am pretty sure any luggage bag that you buy in Singapore should be able to be checked into any airline, with the exception of oversized luggage like surfboard and snowboard/ski bags.

if you get charged for oversize baggage before, im sure you take measurement before you buy a luggage in the future. And alot of luggage that can be bought in Singapore are oversize.

Really depends on what airlines you are taking, being charged for oversize baggage in japan and Europe is pretty common.

To prevent future headaches, all my check-in and carry on luggage are within all airlines standards. Check-in usually capped at 158cm.