What Is The Baggage Policy Of Bangkok Airways? 2025

So you are flying Bangkok Airways and checking their luggage policies?

Here is a short answer.

Bangkok Airways can be moderately strict, their allowance is typically one cabin bag up to 5 kg (11 lbs) with maximum dimensions of 56 x 36 x 23 cm.

While you might get by with a slightly heavy bag if it looks compact, its common for the airline staff to ask passengers to place their bag in the sizer or weigh it at check-in or at the gate especially on full flights or smaller aircraft.

Let’s break down Bangkok Airways baggage policies and rules, how strict they are, and what you can expect at the airport.

To avoid surprises, it’s best to stick closely to the limits

Let’s dive right in.

Pro Tip: Use this free Cabin Luggage Size Checker to see if your carry-on is within your airline size and weight limits.

Bangkok Airways airplane in flight against a clear blue sky

Bangkok Airways Cabin Baggage Rules For Hand Luggage

All Bangkok Airways guests are allowed to carry one item as cabin baggage; except infants without seats.

Aircraft TypeCabin Baggage Maximum Size (cm)Maximum Weight
ATR7250 x 36 x 235 kilograms
Airbus 31956 x 36 x 235 kilograms
Airbus 32056 x 36 x 235 kilograms

In addition to your main carry-on bag you are also allowed to have an additional person,al item free of charge.

The personal item can be a laptop bag, or purse etc .. and must fit under the seat in front of you.

Bangkok Airways Checked Baggage: The Good News

Economy Class: Maximum weight allowance is 20 kilograms for adults and children / 10 kilograms for infants.

Blue Ribbon Class (Business Class): Maximum weight allowance is 40 kilograms for adults and children / 10 kilograms for infants.

Bangkok Airways Extra Baggage

Prepaid Baggage:

If you want to purchase additional baggage allowance, then you can pay for baggage at a lower price through the call center, Bangkok Airways ticketing office, www.bangkokair.com, the Managing My Booking Bangkok Airways website, or a ticketing agent.

You will need to pay for additional baggage at least four (4) hours before takeoff.

Prepaid baggage applies only for flights operated by Bangkok Airways.

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What NOT to Pack in Checked Luggage

It is best if you avoid packing these item in your checked baggage:

  • Valuables (jewelry, cash) theft happens
  • Essential meds  keep them in your carry-on.
  • Lithium batteries banned in checked bags.

You can read more on what items are not allowed in checked luggage.

Bangkok Airways Special Items

Bicycles

  • ATR: 20 x 39 x 20 in (50 x 100 x 50 cm)
  • Airbus A319/320: 57 x 63 x 43 in (145 x 160 x 110 cm)

Golf Set

  • 1 set allowed per passenger.
  • If the weight of your sport item is not included in the standard checked baggage allowance, for the first 15 kg, the fee equals the applicable fee for 6 kg of excess baggage charge; any weight more than 15 kg is normal excess baggage.

Other Sporting Equipment

  • The same fee will apply as the standard Bangkok checked baggage.
  • Surfboards are not allowed on the ATR, and a maximum of 3 boards are allowed on the A319/320.
  • One board shall not exceed 109 in (277 cm).

Scuba Equipment

  • Scuba equipment will be charged the same fees as standard checked baggage.
  • You can carry an empty scuba tank, scuba regulator, tank harness, tank pressure gauge, mask, knife, unloaded spear gun, and a safety vest.

Bangkok Airways Baggage Recap

You can bring one carry-on bag and one personal item, such as a purse or laptop bag.

The Bangkok Airways carry-on size limit is 56 x 36 x 23 cm (about 22 x 14 x 9 inches) with a maximum weight of 5 kilograms.

If your carry-on goes slightly over the size or weight limit, you might have to check it in and pay extra charges.

To avoid any surprises at the airport, measure your bag carefully before you fly and make sure it fits within the allowed dimensions and weight.

If you need extra baggage, prepay at least four hours before takeoff to get the best price.

I hope this helps

Happy travels

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