Eurowings Baggage Policy (2026) — Fees, Limits & Rules

Eurowings allows one small personal item for free on all fares, but a large carry-on costs extra in the BASIC fare. Checked bags are not included in BASIC and start around $16 (15 EUR) when booked online.

Baggage Allowance Summary

AirlineEurowings (EW)
Carry-On1 large cabin bag: 55x40x23 cm, 8 kg max (included in SMART/BIZclass, fee for BASIC). 1 small underseat bag: 40x30x25 cm (included in all fares).
Personal Item1 small bag: 40x30x25 cm. Must fit under the seat in front of you. Included in all fares.
Checked Bag AllowanceBASIC: 0 bags included. SMART: 1 bag (23 kg). BIZclass: 2 bags (32 kg each).
First Bag FeeFrom $16 (15 EUR) for up to 23 kg when booked online; higher at airport.
Second Bag FeeFrom $81 (75 EUR) for up to 23 kg.
Overweight FeeBags over 23 kg (up to 32 kg) incur an excess baggage fee starting at $72 (67 EUR) for the first 9 kg over.
Oversized FeeBags exceeding 158 cm or 23 kg are considered excess/bulky baggage. Fees start at $72 (67 EUR) for the first item up to 9 kg over the limit.
Max Weight32 kg
Max Dimensions158 cm linear (L+W+H)
Free Bag in EconomyNo

Special Items

Sports Equipment

Skis/snowboards: from $32 (30 EUR). Other sports equipment (golf, bicycles, surfboards): from $54 (50 EUR). Max weight 32 kg per item. Free if paying with a Eurowings credit card on EW flights.

Musical Instruments

Small instruments (up to 125 cm and 8 kg) allowed as carry-on instead of a large cabin bag. Larger instruments (e.g., guitars) require an extra seat (max 75 kg, 155x42x15 cm). Double bass must be checked in a hard case.

International Rules

Eurowings primarily operates short/medium-haul flights within Europe and to North Africa/Middle East. Baggage rules are generally consistent across its network, based on the fare class (BASIC, SMART, BIZclass) rather than destination.

Tips to Avoid Fees

1. Book the SMART fare if you need a checked bag and large carry-on. 2. Always add baggage online before arriving at the airport to save up to 50%. 3. Pay with a Eurowings credit card to get free sports baggage. 4. Ensure your carry-on meets the strict size/weight limits to avoid gate fees.

Unique Nuances

Eurowings offers a specific 12 kg checked bag option for BASIC fare passengers starting at just $18 (17 EUR), which is cheaper than the standard 23 kg bag. Sports baggage is free if you pay with a Eurowings credit card. Infants (0-23 months) on a lap get their own small carry-on bag included.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Eurowings charge for checked bags?
Eurowings charges From $16 (15 EUR) for up to 23 kg when booked online; higher at airport. for the first checked bag and From $81 (75 EUR) for up to 23 kg. for the second bag.
What is Eurowings's carry-on bag size limit?
Eurowings carry-on allowance: 1 large cabin bag: 55x40x23 cm, 8 kg max (included in SMART/BIZclass, fee for BASIC). 1 small underseat bag: 40x30x25 cm (included in all fares).. 1 small bag: 40x30x25 cm. Must fit under the seat in front of you. Included in all fares.
Does Eurowings include free checked bags in economy?
No, Eurowings does not include free checked bags in basic economy. BASIC: 0 bags included. SMART: 1 bag (23 kg). BIZclass: 2 bags (32 kg each).
What is Eurowings's overweight baggage fee?
Bags over 23 kg (up to 32 kg) incur an excess baggage fee starting at $72 (67 EUR) for the first 9 kg over.
Can I bring sports equipment on Eurowings?
Skis/snowboards: from $32 (30 EUR). Other sports equipment (golf, bicycles, surfboards): from $54 (50 EUR). Max weight 32 kg per item. Free if paying with a Eurowings credit card on EW flights.
What are Eurowings baggage fees?
Eurowings baggage fees are From $16 (15 EUR) for up to 23 kg when booked online; higher at airport. for the first checked bag and From $81 (75 EUR) for up to 23 kg. for the second. Overweight bags (over 50 lbs) incur an additional fee of Bags over 23 kg (up to 32 kg) incur an excess baggage fee starting at $72 (67 EUR) for the first 9 kg over.. Eurowings primarily operates short/medium-haul flights within Europe and to North Africa/Middle East. Baggage rules are generally consistent across its network, based on the fare class (BASIC, SMART, BIZclass) rather than destination.