What Is All Nippon Airways Baggage Allowance?

ANA All Nippon Airways was crowned the Best Airline Staff in Asia 2024.

The more you understand All Nippon Airways’ baggage allowance, the smoother your journey will be.

This post looks to ANA’s bag policy, including carry-on, checked baggage, excess baggage, and restricted items.

Let’s dive right in.

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What Is ANA Carry-On Baggage Allowance?

Here is what you’re officially allowed to bring onboard ANA:

Carry-on bag:

  • Size: 22 x 16 x 10 inches (55 x 40 x 25 cm)
  • Weight: No more than 22 pounds (10 kg)

Personal item:

  • That’s your laptop bag, purse, or briefcase. It needs to fit under the seat in front of you.

What Is 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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Even though ANA is generous with its carry-on baggage, but the overhead compartments can fill up especially on busy flights, so always be ready in case your carry-on gets gate checked. attach a luggage tag or some form of ID to your bag. Remove any valuables ahead of time and keep them in a smaller personal item that you can bring on board with you.

How Much Does ANA Charge for Excess Baggage?

All Nippon airways baggage allowance

Additional Baggage – online

Zone 1: Mexico
Zone 2: Europe
Zone 3: Asia (including Japan), Oceania

Sector/Departure locationJapanEuropeDeparture 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

What Items Are Restricted on ANA Flights?

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.

Final Thoughts

There’s a good chance ANA ground staff will check your carry-on and checked baggage size and weight at the airport.

So it is important to follow their size and weight limits closely.

Invest in a standard size carry-on bag. It’ll save you money and hassle, and you won’t need to buy a new suitcase every time you fly a different airline.

I hope this guide helps.

Happy travels

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