Singapore Airlines baggage allowance: carry-on, checked bags and power banks
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- Based in Southeast Asia · Full-service
- 3 airports in Japan
Carry-on
115 cm
7 kg
1 piece
Checked bag
32 kg
Heaviest bag
Economy: Depends on the fare
Power bank on board
Not to be used
Largest power bank 160 Wh
Singapore Airlines is a full-service airline based in Singapore, flying to Narita, Haneda and Kansai in Japan. Carry-on: 115cm, 7kg. The free checked bag in Economy depends on the fare.
Cabin bag
What Singapore Airlines lets you take into the cabin
Economy, as Singapore Airlines publishes it.
- Three sides added
- 115 cm (≈45.3 in)
- Weight
- 7 kg (≈15.4 lb)
- Pieces
- 1 piece
- Premium cabins
- Suites, First Class and Business Class: 2 pieces, up to 7 kg (≈15.4 lb) each, sum up to 115 cm (≈45.3 in) per piece
In the airline's own wordsExpand
Singapore AirlinesPremium Economy Class Economy Class 1 piece Up to 7kg each Sum of length, width and height of each piece should not exceed 115cm.
Official page
Singapore AirlinesThe maximum dimensions for these bags are 40x30x10cm each.
Official page
Personal item
- Personal item
- 40 × 30 × 10 cm (≈15.7 × 11.8 × 3.9 in), e.g. handbag, camera bag, document bag, or laptop bag
Checked bag
What Singapore Airlines lets you check in
Free checked baggage in Economy on flights to and from Japan.
| Fare | What is included |
|---|---|
| Flexi (Y, B, E) | 30kg |
| Standard (M, H, W) | 30kg |
| Value (Q, N) | 25kg |
| Lite (V, K) | 25kg |
- Heaviest bag
- 32 kg (≈70.5 lb)
In the airline's own wordsExpand
Singapore AirlinesIn line with local Occupational Health and Safety rules, each of your checked baggage cannot exceed 32kg.
Official page
Power banks
Power banks and spare batteries on Singapore Airlines
What Singapore Airlines's own pages say about power banks.
- Power bank on board
- Singapore Airlines does not allow power banks to be used during the flight.
- Using it on board
- Not allowed
- No approval needed up to
- 100 Wh
- With approval up to
- 160 Wh
- Power banks per person
- 2 max
- No approval needed
- Up to 100Wh: no prior approval needed
- With approval
- Over 100Wh up to 160Wh: airline approval required
- Not allowed
- Over 160Wh: not allowed on board
- How many
- Up to 2 power banks per passenger
- Packing
- Must be protected from damage and short circuit
- Rule in force from
- 15 April 2026
In the airline's own wordsExpand
Singapore AirlinesPower banks and spare batteries must be carried in cabin baggage on all SIA flights and are not permitted in checked baggage.
Official page
Singapore AirlinesPower banks and spare batteries with a capacity of up to 100Wh are allowed without prior approval.
Official page
Airports in Japan
Where Singapore 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
Which terminal Singapore Airlines uses at Narita, Haneda and Kansai (from the airports' own airline lists)
Compare
Singapore Airlines and other airlines from Southeast Asia
The same numbers side by side. Tap a name for that airline's page.Expand
| Airline | Carry-on size | Weight | Free checked (Economy) | Power bank on board |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MHMalaysia AirlinesMalaysia · Full-service | 115cm | 7kg | Depends on the fare | Not to be used |
| PRPhilippine AirlinesPhilippines · Full-service | 56 × 36 × 23cm | 7kg | Depends on the fare | Can be used |
| SQSingapore AirlinesSingapore · Full-service | 115cm | 7kg | Depends on the fare | Not to be used |
| TGThai AirwaysThailand · Full-service | 56 × 45 × 25cm | 7kg | Depends on the fare | Not to be used |
| VNVietnam AirlinesVietnam · Full-service | 115cm | 10kg | Depends on the fare | Not to be used |
| D7AirAsiaMalaysia · Low-cost | 56 × 36 × 23cm | 7kg | Depends on the fare | Not to be used |
| TRScootSingapore · Low-cost | 115cm | 10kg | Not included in the fare; 20kg to 40kg can be bought for a fee | Not to be used |
| SLThai Lion AirThailand · Low-cost | 56 × 36 × 23cm | — | Depends on the fare | — |
| VZThai VietjetThailand · Low-cost | 56 × 36 × 23cm | 7kg | Depends on the fare | — |
| VJVietjetVietnam · Low-cost | 56 × 36 × 23cm | 7kg | Depends on the fare | Not to be used |
Bag check
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Frequently asked questions
What is the carry-on size limit on Singapore Airlines?
Three sides added: 115cm. Weight: 7kg. Pieces: 1 piece.
How much checked baggage is included on Singapore Airlines?
It depends on the fare. Flexi (Y, B, E): 30kg. Standard (M, H, W): 30kg. Value (Q, N): 25kg. Lite (V, K): 25kg.
Can I use a power bank on a Singapore Airlines flight?
Using it on board: Do not use a power bank to charge devices, and do not charge the power bank, during the flight. Where to keep it: Keep it in an easily accessible place such as the seat-back pocket or under the seat in front; do not store it in the overhead compartment.
Can I put a power bank in checked baggage on Singapore Airlines?
In checked bags: Not allowed in checked baggage; cabin baggage only. No approval needed: Up to 100Wh: no prior approval needed. With approval: Over 100Wh up to 160Wh: airline approval required. How many: Up to 2 power banks per passenger.
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