Reference ranges
| Limit | Linear inches |
|---|---|
| Typical carry-on | 45 |
| Standard checked bag | 62 |
| Oversize fee starts above | 62 |
Common questions
What does 62 linear inches mean?
It is the sum of a bag's length, width, and height. A 27 x 21 x 14 inch suitcase adds up to 62 linear inches, the common checked-bag ceiling.
What is the carry-on linear inch limit?
Most US airlines cap carry-ons around 45 linear inches, often stated as 22 x 14 x 9 inches.