easyJet Switzerland

Cabin Baggage

All passengers flying with EasyJet get ONE cabin bag allowance that has no weight limit, as long as the passenger can lift it to the overhead compartment by themselves. However, you also have to be careful since there is only room for up to 70 cabin baggages for every flight. The rules also include the maximum measurement of the bag/suitcase: 56x45x25cm including the handles and wheels. If the luggage intended to be put in the cabin don’t fit, it will be put in hold and can be collected from the baggage carousel in the arrival terminal. Since they also check the bag sizes before boarding, make sure that your bag/suitcase/carry on luggage size is not bigger than the allowance mentioned before. If your bag is bigger,it will be checked in for an extra charge. Flexi, Upfront, and Extra Legroom passengers can bring a cabin baggage plus handbag or laptop bag in maximum size 45x36x20cm that can fit under the seat in front of you. EasyJet Plus cardholders can also bring a hand luggage and handbag on board.

Checked Baggage

Free checked baggage allowance is not available for the passengers flying on easyJet Switzerland.

Excess Baggage

If the cabin baggage allowance is not enough, you can also purchase hold baggage allowance to add baggage. All passengers including children and infants can buy up to three extra luggage that weigh 32kg each at max. The extra baggage cost varies according to the weight and flight route, which will be determined when you make the purchase either online or at the airport. The hold luggage allowance cost estimation and other details can be seen below. However, there are item limitation rules that applies to all baggages brought on the flight both in the cabin and the hold. Some items such as liquids, aerosols, gels, drinks, and cigarettes are classed as restricted items that follow additional rules. For liquids, aerosols, and gel items such as makeup and perfume, the rule is to put it in a container of 100ml or less and inside a transparent, resealable 20cm x 20cm bag. Each passenger has 1,000ml fluid hand baggage allowance to bring to the cabin baggage. But, the 100ml liquid limit does not apply to baby milk and sterilised water for babies although it still applies for baby food. Passenger travelling with baby can bring baby food, milk and sterilised water in their cabin bag as long as the total amount is not more than 1 litre, and placed inside resealable plastic bag no bigger than 20x20cm. Passengers are allowed to bring some sharp objects such as tweezers, scissors with rounded ends, and knives/blades less than 6cm long. Razor blades are also allowed in the cabin if they are set in plastic. For a more complete dangerous goods restrictions, click here Disclaimer: Information stated above is intended for general guidance only, and may be changed by the airline with no prior notification. Contact the airline for further information.

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