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Air Busan baggage allowance: carry-on, checked bags and power banks

Air Busan is a low-cost airline based in South Korea, flying to 5 airports in Japan including Narita, Kansai and Fukuoka. Carry-on: 115cm, 10kg. The free checked bag in Economy depends on the fare.

Updated

115cmCarry-on, three sides
10kgCarry-on weight
Depends on the fareChecked, Economy
160WhLargest power bank

Low-costPower bank: not to be used

What Air Busan lets you take into the cabin

Economy, as Air Busan publishes it.

Three sides added
115cm
Each side
55 × 40 × 20cm
Weight
10kg
Pieces
1 bag per person
Personal item
1 laptop bag or small handbag, total of 3 sides 60cm or less
Air Busan Airbus A321 aircraft with a teal gradient tail logo parked on the tarmac at an airport
Photo: Air Busan A321 HL7763 Narita Airport.jpg by Giovanni McFadyen (CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped), via Wikimedia Commons.

What Air Busan lets you check in

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

Free checked baggage in Economy on Air Busan, by fare
FareWhat is included
Super special and promotion faresNo free checked baggage
Special and regular faresAdult/Child: 15kg; Infant: 10kg
Heaviest bag
32kg
Size
203cm total of three sides

Power banks and spare batteries on Air Busan

What Air Busan's own pages say about power banks.

Air Busan does not allow power banks to be used during the flight.

Using it on board
Not allowed
With approval up to
160Wh
Power banks per person
2max
In checked bags
Not allowed in checked baggage
With approval
101Wh to 160Wh: airline approval needed
Not allowed
Over 160Wh: not allowed
How many
Up to 2 power banks per person
Using it on board
Do not charge a power bank on board or use it to charge other devices
Where to keep it
Do not put it in the overhead bin
Packing
Pack each battery individually to prevent short circuits: a plastic bag, a protective cap or insulating tape

Where these power bank rules come from

Where Air Busan 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.

Which terminal Air Busan uses at Narita, Haneda and Kansai (from the airports' own airline lists)
AirportTerminal
Narita AirportT1
Kansai AirportT1

Air Busan and other airlines from South Korea

The same numbers side by side. Tap a name for that airline's page.

Carry-on and checked baggage, South Korea airlines (each airline's own published rules)
AirlineCarry-on sizeWeightFree checked (Economy)Power bank on board
Air PremiaSouth Korea · Full-service115cm10kgDepends on the fareNot to be used
AsianaSouth Korea · Full-service115cm10kg23kgNot to be used
Korean AirSouth Korea · Full-service115cm10kg23kgNot to be used
Aero KSouth Korea · Low-cost115cm10kgDepends on the fareNot to be used
Air BusanSouth Korea · Low-cost115cm10kgDepends on the fareNot to be used
Air SeoulSouth Korea · Low-cost115cm10kgRegular and discount fares: 10kgNot to be used
Eastar JetSouth Korea · Low-cost115cm10kgDepends on the fareNot to be used
Jeju AirSouth Korea · Low-cost115cm10kgDepends on the fareNot to be used
Jin AirSouth Korea · Low-cost115cm10kg15kgNot to be used
Trinity AirwaysSouth Korea · Low-cost115cm10kgDepends on the fareNot to be used

Frequently asked questions

What is the carry-on size limit on Air Busan?

Three sides added: 115cm. Each side: 55 × 40 × 20cm. Weight: 10kg. Pieces: 1 bag per person.

How much checked baggage is included on Air Busan?

It depends on the fare. Super special and promotion fares: No free checked baggage. Special and regular fares: Adult/Child: 15kg; Infant: 10kg. Size: 203cm total of three sides.

Can I use a power bank on a Air Busan flight?

Using it on board: Do not charge a power bank on board or use it to charge other devices. Where to keep it: Do not put it in the overhead bin.

Can I put a power bank in checked baggage on Air Busan?

In checked bags: Not allowed in checked baggage. With approval: 101Wh to 160Wh: airline approval needed. How many: Up to 2 power banks per person.

Related items

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Compiled by Japan Japan !! · Updated October 3, 2026