With Condor, you can take up to two carry-on baggage items with you, depending on your fare. The first baggage item can be 55 x 40 x 23 cm in size, such as a cabin trolley. The second item can be a handbag or a small backpack measuring 40 x 30 x 15 cm.
With Condor, you can take an item of carry-on baggage on board with maximum dimensions of 22 x 16 x 9 inches. You can also take a handbag or a small backpack (maximum size 16 x 12 x 6 inches) with you.
Depending on the fare, your carry-on baggage can weigh a maximum of 8 kg, 10 kg, or 16 kg.
Yes, you can take liquids in your carry-on baggage. The containers may hold up to 100 ml. They must be in a transparent, resealable plastic bag with a maximum capacity of 1 liter.
You are allowed to take laptops and other electronic devices in your carry-on baggage. You must have them screened separately at security.
Plastic bags can be purchased in supermarkets, drugstores or at the airport. It is important that they comply with the latest carry-on baggage regulations and meet the following criteria:
No, the fare you book will determine whether one item of carry-on baggage is included or not. When booking, you only pay for the space in the overhead bin.
Yes, of course you can still take your carry-on baggage on board. However, you may not be able to stow your baggage in the cabin above your seat if you have not reserved it in advance. However, you can use another free overhead bin on board. If there is no more space in the cabin, our crew may ask you to store your carry-on baggage in the hold free of charge.
No, if you have reserved an overhead bin, you cannot take another item of carry-on baggage with you. Please see the dimensions and weight requirements that apply to your fare.
One item of carry-on baggage and a small bag or backpack will fit in the overhead bin. Both pieces of baggage must meet the rules for carry-on baggage:
Carry-on baggage item: 22 x 16 x 9 inches
Small bag: 16 x 12 x 6 inches
All passengers over 2 years old traveling in Economy Class can book an overhead bin. Passengers traveling in Business Class and Premium Economy Class automatically receive an overhead bin. You don't need to reserve one.
No, each passenger over the age of 2 may reserve a maximum of one personal overhead bin.
The number for your reserved overhead bin is on your boarding pass. This will help you find your overhead bin on board with ease. Each reservable overhead bin has a sticker. The number corresponds to the seat row number below it. There are also the letters "R" and "L", showing whether the overhead bin is on the right or left in the direction of flight.
Overhead bins above emergency exit seats and behind bulkheads cannot be reserved. Some of the overhead bins contain flight and safety equipment, so these cannot be booked either. Some overhead bins in Economy Class are open to all passengers. However, one at your own seat is not guaranteed. We therefore recommend that you reserve one in advance. A reservation secures a space for your carry-on baggage, so you can enjoy a stress-free journey. This is optional, but without a reservation we cannot guarantee sufficient space in the other overhead bins.
If all the overhead bins on the plane are already occupied, you may place your carry-on baggage under the seat in front of you. You can also stow it in other compartments that are free and not reserved. Always keep in mind the permitted dimensions for your carry-on baggage.
You can reserve any overhead bin on board. It doesn't have to be directly above your seat. But this is the most convenient option.
For security reasons, we recommend that laptops and other electronic devices are transported in your carry-on baggage.
Yes, you can take your drone with you. Drones with batteries of up to 160 Watts are allowed in carry-on baggage . If you want to transport your drone in checked baggage, make sure it is turned off and remove the battery. The battery must be carried in your carry-on baggage.
Yes, you are allowed to take medication in your carry-on baggage . Please note that for liquid medications, the normal rules regarding liquids apply.
Please pack any walking poles in your checked baggage. Pointed objects are not permitted on board due to safety regulations. This also includes hiking poles.
Yes, you are allowed to take an e-cigarette with you in your carry-on baggage. However, you are not permitted to use it on board. E-cigarettes are not allowed in checked baggage.
Yes, you are allowed to carry a flashlight in your carry-on baggage as long as it runs on AAA or AA batteries. We also permit up to 10 spare lithium batteries with up to 160 watt hours in your carry-on baggage.
You can take up to ten lithium batteries or accumulators in your carry-on baggage , depending on the power of the batteries. These are intended as spare parts for electronic devices. You must ensure that the batteries are protected against short circuits. To do this, please make sure the terminals are insulated. Further information and baggage regulations can be found on our page on "Dangerous Goods".