Hawaiian Airlines baggage allowance: carry-on, checked bags and power banks

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Based in North America · Full-service
3 airports in Japan

Units

Official baggage page

Carry-on

56 × 35 × 22 cm

114 cm total

1 carry-on bag + 1 personal item

Checked bag

Free, up to 50 lbs

Economy

Power bank on board

Can be used

Largest power bank 100 Wh

Hawaiian Airlines is a full-service airline based in United States, flying to Narita, Haneda and Kansai in Japan. Carry-on: 114cm (approx.; original 45 linear in). Checked in Economy: Free, up to 50 lbs.

Cabin bag

What Hawaiian Airlines lets you take into the cabin

Economy, as Hawaiian Airlines publishes it.

Three sides added: 114 cm (≈44.9 in) (approx.; original 45 linear in)
Each side: 56 × 35 × 22cm (approx.; original 22 x 14 x 9 in)
Pieces: 1 carry-on bag + 1 personal item

In the airline's own wordsExpand

Hawaiian Airlines
you're allowed one carry-on bag plus one personal item, such as a purse, briefcase or laptop computer.
Official page

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Checked bag

What Hawaiian Airlines lets you check in

Free checked baggage in Economy on flights to and from Japan.

Free checked baggage in Economy on Hawaiian Airlines, by fare

Fare	What is included
Main Cabin – 1st bag	Free, up to 50 lbs
Main Cabin – 2nd bag	Free, up to 50 lbs

Power banks

Power banks and spare batteries on Hawaiian Airlines

What Hawaiian Airlines's own pages say about power banks.

In checked bagsPower banks (external battery chargers) may not be placed in checked baggage

Where to keep itKeep within arm's reach; not in the overhead bin or closet

Using it on boardDo not charge a power bank from seat power, and do not use one during taxi, takeoff or landing

Using it on board: Allowed
Power banks per person: 2 max

Not allowed: Power banks over 100Wh (101–160Wh or higher) are not allowed on AAG-operated flights
How many: Up to 2 power banks per guest (100Wh or less)

In the airline's own wordsExpand

Hawaiian Airlines
Spare lithium batteries of any type, including external battery chargers (portable rechargers) containing a lithium-ion battery, may not be placed in checked baggage
Official page

Hawaiian Airlines
Rated at 100 wh. per power banks... 101-160 Wh. or higher forbidden from transport on AAG operated flights.
Official page

Where these power bank rules come from: Hawaiian Airlines: hawaiianairlines.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/sparChecked October 3, 2026

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If you go over

If you go over the allowance

Charges published by Hawaiian Airlines.

3rd and 4th+ checked bag fee, Japan routes (Main Cabin): $200 USD / 20,000 JPY per bag
Overweight bag 51–70 lbs fee, Japan routes (Main Cabin): $100 USD / 10,000 JPY

Airports in Japan

Where Hawaiian Airlines flies in Japan

Airports in Japan listed on the airline's own site or in the airport's official airline list, and the terminal to head for.

Airport: Terminal
Kansai Airport: T1

Narita Airport Haneda Airport Check-in deadlines of all 100 airlines compared

Which terminal Hawaiian Airlines uses at Narita, Haneda and Kansai (from the airports' own airline lists)

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Hawaiian Airlines and other airlines from North America

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Carry-on and checked baggage, North America airlines (each airline's own published rules)

Airline	Carry-on size	Weight	Free checked (Economy)	Power bank on board
AMAeromexicoMexico · Full-service	—	—	Depends on the fare	Can be used
ACAir CanadaCanada · Full-service	55 × 40 × 23cm	—	Economy Basic: 1st bag fee $90.00, 2nd bag fee $120.00 (not free)	—
ASAlaska AirlinesUnited States · Full-service	45 linear inches	—	2 bags free on Asia routes, each up to 50 lbs and 62 linear inches	—
AAAmerican AirlinesUnited States · Full-service	56 × 36 × 23cm	—	Depends on the fare	Can be used
DLDeltaUnited States · Full-service	114cm	—	—	Can be used
HAHawaiian AirlinesUnited States · Full-service	114cm (approx.; original 45 linear in)	—	Free, up to 50 lbs	Can be used
UAUnitedUnited States · Full-service	56 × 35 × 23cm	—	Basic Economy: One free checked bag on most international flights across the Pacific	—
WSWestJetCanada · Full-service	56 × 36 × 23cm	—	Depends on the fare	Not to be used

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Frequently asked questions

What is the carry-on size limit on Hawaiian Airlines?

Three sides added: 114cm (approx.; original 45 linear in). Each side: 56 × 35 × 22cm (approx.; original 22 x 14 x 9 in). Pieces: 1 carry-on bag + 1 personal item.

How much checked baggage is included on Hawaiian Airlines?

It depends on the fare. Main Cabin – 1st bag: Free, up to 50 lbs. Main Cabin – 2nd bag: Free, up to 50 lbs.

Can I use a power bank on a Hawaiian Airlines flight?

Using it on board: Do not charge a power bank from seat power, and do not use one during taxi, takeoff or landing. Where to keep it: Keep within arm's reach; not in the overhead bin or closet.

Can I put a power bank in checked baggage on Hawaiian Airlines?

In checked bags: Power banks (external battery chargers) may not be placed in checked baggage. How many: Up to 2 power banks per guest (100Wh or less).

Sources

Sources for this page

www.hawaiianairlines.comChecked October 3, 2026
www.hawaiianairlines.comChecked October 3, 2026
www.hawaiianairlines.comChecked October 3, 2026
www.hawaiianairlines.comChecked October 3, 2026