Cabin luggage is more than wheeled suitcases. Depending on how and where you travel, you may prefer a different type of hand luggage for your journey.
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More travellers are choosing to fly with cabin luggage only, and the reasons stack up:
Our cabin suitcase collection includes a variety of sizes, materials, and finishes to suit different airlines and travel preferences.
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You can also choose the construction that best suits your travel preferences. Hard-shell cabin suitcases provide a durable exterior for regular travel; soft-shell cabin suitcases offer a more flexible design with easy-access exterior pockets; while aluminium suitcases combine premium materials with a distinctive metal finish.
Available in a wide range of colours and finishes, Eminent cabin suitcases are built with durable materials and quality components designed to perform reliably throughout years of travel.
Eminent cabin suitcases are built for how people travel across the UK and Europe, whether by plane, train, or coach, for business trips, city breaks, or weekend getaways.
Every Eminent cabin suitcase includes:
For frequent work travel, the Eminent business collection pairs cabin dimensions with a more formal design.
The easiest way to choose the right cabin case is to start with the airline you fly with. Cabin baggage rules vary between carriers, and a size that is accepted free on one airline may require an additional fee or exceed the limit on another.
Choose your airline to find suitable options:
The three common cabin sizes are 55 × 40 × 20 cm, 55 × 40 × 23 cm and 56 × 45 × 25 cm. The right one depends on your airline.
Yes. Airlines measure a case at its widest points, so the size already counts the wheels and handles. Measure your own case the same way before you fly.
It varies by airline and fare, usually between 8 and 12 kg, and lower on some budget fares. A few airlines do not weigh the bag but ask you to lift it into the locker yourself. Check your airline before you fly.
On most airlines, yes. You can usually bring a small personal item, such as a handbag or laptop bag, that fits under the seat, alongside your cabin case. On some budget fares, the small bag is the only free item, and the cabin case costs extra, so check your fare.
Clothing, electronics and personal items, plus liquids in containers up to 100 ml carried in a clear one-litre bag. See our hand luggage guide for the full rules.
You may be asked to check it into the hold at the gate, sometimes for a fee. Packing to your airline's size and weight limits avoids it.
