All Nippon Airways have several customer service awards including “Best Airline Staff in Asia”.
But the more you understand All Nippon baggage allowance, the better your journey will be.
We’ve collected everything you need to know about ANA bag policy, carry on, checked baggage , and excess baggage in addition to the restricted items.
Let’s dive right in.
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ANA Carry on Baggage Allowance
All ANA Guests are allowed to carry on board the aircraft One personal item and one standard carry on free of charge.
ANA carry on weight & size
Personal item: must fit under the seat in front of you and it can be a briefcase, a purse or laptop bag.
Carry on bag: 22 x 16 x 10 inches (55 x 40 x 25 cm) (length + width + height) no more than 22 pounds (10 kg)
ANA Checked Baggage Allowance
Domestic flights
ANA Puts no restrictions on the number of bags you are allowed to check in, however your bags combined weight must not exceed the following policy:
- Economy passengers have a weight allowance of 44 pounds (20 kg) dimensions: must not exceed 81.9 inches (208 cm).
- premium class passengers have a weight allowance of 88 pounds (40 kg). dimensions: must not exceed 81.9 inches (208 cm).
International flights
ANA international checked baggage allowance as follows:
- Economy and Premium Economy:max weight of 50 pounds (23 kg)
- Business and First Class fares:70 pounds (32 kg) for Business and First Class fares,
- Economy / Premium Economy: first 2 bags included (50 pounds / 23 kg)
- Business: first 2 bags included (70 pounds / 32 kg)
- First Class: first 3 bags included (70 pounds / 32 kg)
Size: all checked bags must adhere to max linear dimensions of 62 inches (158 cm).
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ANA Excess Baggage Allowance
Additional Baggage – online
Zone 1: Mexico
Zone 2: Europe
Zone 3: Asia (including Japan), Oceania
| Sector/Departure location | Japan | Europe | Departure locations other than Japan and Europe |
| Flight sectors within any of the above Zones | ¥10,000/$100 | $100 | |
| Flight sectors across the above Zones | ¥20,000/$200 | €150/$167 | $200 |
Excess charges – at the airport
When the free number of items is exceeded
Zone 1: North America, South and Central America, Hawaii
Zone 2: Europe, Africa, Middle East
Zone 3: Asia (including Japan), Oceania
| Flight sectors across the above Zones E.g.: Between America and Japan | Flight sectors within any of the above Zones E.g: Between Thailand and Japan (excludes domestic flights) | Japan domestic sectors | |
| Each item exceeding checked baggage allowance | ¥20,000/$200 | ¥10,000/$100 | ¥5,000/$50 |
Overweight / Oversized Baggage
| Flight sectors across the above Zones E.g.: Between America and Japan | Flight sectors within any of the above Zones E.g: Between Thailand and Japan (excludes domestic flights) | Japan domestic sectors | |
| Overweight 50-70 pounds (23-32 kg) | ¥6,000/$60 | ¥6,000/$60 | ¥1,000/$10 |
| Overweight 70-99 pounds (32-45 kg) | ¥20,000/$200 | ¥20,000/$200 | ¥5,000/$50 |
| Oversize 62-115 inches (158-292 cm) | ¥20,000/$200 | ¥20,000/$200 | ¥5,000/$50 |
ANA Restricted Items
FOr your safety and safety of all ANA Guests please make sure that you don’t include any of these items neither within your carry on baggage or checked bag:
- Electric stand-on vehicles
- Fireworks and Firecrackers
- Gas Cartridges for Camping
- Bleach
- Insecticides and Pesticides
- Sport Oxygen Canisters, etc.
Find more about what to take in checked baggage here.
Summary
There is more chance that they will check your carry in and checked baggage size at the airport.
So ensure that you stay within the Airline size and weight restrictions to avoid any inconvenience at the airport.
Invest in a standard carry on bag like the one we mentioned above, that will save you also some money and you don’t need to change suitcases every-time you want to travel with a new airline.
We hope this helps
Happy travels
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Disclosure:All information is pulled from The airline websites as a resource. Airline websites are the authority and can change at any time.For the latest information please visit the Airline website.