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ITA Airways Hand Luggage & Cabin Bag Size 2026 (Carry-On Rules)

  • Verified 6 Nov 2026 against trusted sources
  • IATA code AZ
Flag of Italy ITA AirwaysItaly
55 cm 40 cm 23 cm
  • 8 kgcarry-on weight
  • 100 Whper power bank (2 allowed)
  • 100 mlliquid containers
Cabin bag drawn to scale from ITA Airways' published limit.

Quick answer

Cabin bag: 55 x 40 x 23 cm; weight: 8 kg, all cabins. Personal item: 40 x 30 x 15 cm, under seat.

Source: wise.com, checked 6 Nov 2026

  • Carry-on bag size

    55 x 40 x 23 cm

    Source: wise.com, checked 6 Nov 2026

  • Carry-on weight

    8 kg, all cabins

    Source: wise.com, checked 6 Nov 2026

  • Personal item

    40 x 30 x 15 cm, under seat

    Source: wise.com, checked 6 Nov 2026

  • Power banks

    International rule from 27 Mar 2026: max 2 power banks per person, carry-on only, individually protected; up to 100 Wh (100-160 Wh only with airline approval); no recharging on board. Airline publishes no stricter rule we could find

    Source: IATA guidance on the ICAO rule, checked 6 Nov 2026

  • Liquids

    Set by airport security. Leaving Italy: Containers of 100 ml or less, in one clear plastic bag of up to 1 L; larger containers go in checked baggage. Medicines and baby food are exempt; duty-free liquids allowed if sealed in the security bag with the receipt

    Source: European Union (Your Europe), checked 7 Nov 2026

How much can my ITA Airways carry-on weigh?

8 kg, all cabins.

Source: wise.com, checked 6 Nov 2026

Can I take a power bank on ITA Airways?

International rule from 27 Mar 2026: max 2 power banks per person, carry-on only, individually protected; up to 100 Wh (100-160 Wh only with airline approval); no recharging on board. Airline publishes no stricter rule we could find.

Source: IATA guidance on the ICAO rule, checked 6 Nov 2026

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What liquids can I take on ITA Airways?

Set by airport security. Leaving Italy: Containers of 100 ml or less, in one clear plastic bag of up to 1 L; larger containers go in checked baggage. Medicines and baby food are exempt; duty-free liquids allowed if sealed in the security bag with the receipt.

Source: European Union (Your Europe), checked 7 Nov 2026