Asiana Airlines Baggage Fees & Tips to Cover the Expenses

- UPDATED: April 26, 2021 |

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Asiana Airlines is conveniently straightforward when it comes to baggage fees. The South Korea-based airline uses a weight allowance for domestic flights with no maximum number of items permitted, and a clear-cut piece allowance for all other routes.

If you’re part of the Asiana Club, then you will receive a generous allowance of additional baggage on top of the standard amount.

Table of contents

Asiana Carry-on Allowance
Asiana Checked Baggage Allowance
Additional/Excess Baggage Fees
Can I Pre-pay for Baggage?
Rewards Cards That Reimburse You For Checked Bag Expenses (or ANY Travel Expense)
Exclusions & Waivers

Table of Contents

Asiana Carry-on Allowance
Asiana Checked Baggage Allowance
Additional/Excess Baggage Fees
Can I Pre-pay for Baggage?
Rewards Cards That Reimburse You For Checked Bag Expenses (or ANY Travel Expense)
Exclusions & Waivers

Asiana Carry-on Allowance

1 Personal item: FREE of charge

Economy: 1 standard carry-on item (22 pounds/10 kg) FREE of charge
First and business class: 2 standard carry-on items (22 pounds/10 kg) FREE of charge

Size Restrictions:

Personal item: Undisclosed, but Asiana’s website references items such as a small briefcase, laptop computer, or duty-free item.
Standard carry-on item: The sum of L + W + H may not exceed 45 inches (115 cm), with maximum dimensions of:
- L = 21.6 inches (55 cm)
- W = 15.7 inches (40 cm)
- H = 7.9 inches (20 cm)

Lap Infant Carry-on Policy

A small collapsible stroller, car seat, or portable cradle can be taken onboard in addition to infant food required for the flight.

Stroller Check Policy

A small collapsible stroller is allowed to be taken onboard when room permits, but “larger” strollers will be handled as checked baggage at the gate and received back at the gate of the destination.
Infants are permitted 1 x 50 pounds (23 kg) bag on U.S. flight routes and a 22 pound (10 kg) bag on all other flights.

Asiana Checked Baggage Allowance

The size of the bag may not exceed a L x W x H sum of 62 inches (158 cm) including wheels and handles.

Korean Domestic
Economy: 44 pounds (20 kg)
Business class: N/A

U.S. Routes
Economy: 2 bags (50 pounds/23 kg each)
Business class: 2 bags (70 pounds/32 kg each)

Non-U.S. Routes
Economy: 1 bag (50 pounds/23 kg each)
Business class: 2 bags (70 pounds/32 kg each)

Additional/Excess Baggage Fees

Domestic Routes

Excess weight is charged at KRW 2,000/$1.7 per kilogram.

U.S. Routes

Type	Basis	Route
		Asia (including Oceania) – U.S. Routes (excluding Saipan) Europe – U.S. Routes (including Saipan) Oceania – Saipan	Asia (excluding Oceania) – Saipan
Excess Baggage Fee	1 piece (23 kg, sum of 3 dimensions ~158 cm)	USD $200	USD $100 (free for Brazil departures/arrivals)
Excess Weight Fee	24 kg-32 kg	USD $100
	33 kg-45 kg *Advance notice required	USD $400	USD $200
Excess Bulk Fee	Sum of 3 dimensions 158 cm-203 cm	USD $200	USD $100
	Sum of 3 dimensions 203 cm-292 cm	USD $400	USD $200
		Cost of one applicable excess baggage fee will be charged.
	Sum of 3 dimensions between 203 cm-292 cm *Advance notice required	USD $400	USD $200
		Double the cost of applicable excess baggage fees will be charged

Non-U.S. Routes

Type	Basis	Route
Type	Basis	Short-haul routes within 1.5 hours from Korea*	Korea-Japan/China/Taiwan/ Hong Kong/Macao/ Mongolia	Within Asia **	Asia-Europe/Middle East/ Africa/Oceania
Excess Baggage Fee	1 piece (23 kg, sum of 3 dimensions ~158 cm)	USD $60	USD $80	USD $110	USD $140
Excess Baggage Fee	2 + pieces	USD $90	USD $110	USD $160	USD $210
Excess Weight Fee	24 kg-28 kg	USD $35	USD $40	USD $60	USD $90
	29 kg-32 kg	USD $50	USD $60	USD $90	USD $110
	33 kg-45 kg *Advance notice required	USD $90	USD $110	USD $170	USD $210
Excess Bulk Fee	Sum of 3 dimensions 159 cm-203 cm	USD $90	USD $110	USD $170	USD $210
Excess Bulk Fee	Sum of 3 dimensions between 203 cm-292 cm *Advance notice required (newly established on November 1, 2018)	USD $160	USD $200	USD $320	USD $400

*Destinations within 1.5 hours of Korea: Fukuoka, Weihai, Yantai, Dalian, Qingdao
**’Within Asia’ refers to routes excluding short-haul flights within 1.5 hours from Korea and flights to Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Mongolia.

For information on transporting special luggage including sports equipment or musical instruments, see Asiana’s policy for special luggage.

Can I Pre-pay for Baggage?

Asiana Airlines does not allow passengers the ability to pre-pay for additional baggage exceeding their free baggage allowance.

If extra baggage is required, then their excess baggage charges (detailed above) would be applicable and payable only at the airport.

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Exclusions & Waivers

Asiana offers additional free baggage allowances for Asiana Club membership tiers:

Domestic Routes:

Gold Class: additional 22 pounds (10 kg)
Diamond Class: additional 44 pounds (20 kg)
Platinum/Diamond Plus Classes: additional 66 pounds (30 kg)

Economy:

International (U.S.) Routes
Gold Class: 1 x 70 pound (32 kg) bag + 1 x 50 pound (23 kg) bag total
Platinum/Diamond Plus/Diamond Classes: 3 x 50 pound (23 kg) bags total

International (Non-U.S.) Routes
Gold Class: 1 x 70 pound (32 kg) bag total
Platinum/Diamond Plus/Diamond Classes: 2 x 50 pound (23 kg) bags total

Business Class:

International (U.S./Non-U.S.) Routes
Gold Class: 2 x 70 pound (32 kg) + 1 x 19 pound (9 kg) bags total
Platinum/Diamond Plus/Diamond Classes: 3 x 70 pound (32 kg) bags total

Featured Image Credit: Shutterstock and Asiana Airlines

Frequently asked questions

How many free checked bags Asiana?

Asiana includes 1 piece of checked baggage on domestic routes (44 pounds/20 kg). For U.S. routes 2 pieces are included for Economy (50 pounds/23 kg), 2 pieces for Business (70 pounds/32 kg) and 3 for First Class (70 pounds/32 kg). For non-U.S. routes, 1 piece is included for Economy (50 pounds/23 kg), 2 for Business (70 pounds/32 kg) and 3 for First Class (70 pounds/32 kg).

How many bags can you carry on Asiana Airlines?

Asiana permits Economy passengers to bring 1 standard carry-on bag and 1 personal item. Business and First Class passengers can bring 2 pieces of standard carry-on plus a personal item. The standard carry-on bag must not exceed 55 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm and 22 pounds/10 kg for all cabins (per item for Business and First Class).

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91 comments

Roth sovatha August 28, 2019
I have just bought a checked baggage suitcase with L=164 cm, W=40 cm, H=26 cm for Asiana Airline economy class. I want to know if it exceeds the dimension restriction.
Reply
- Catherine Luther August 29, 2019
  Hi Roth,
  Yes, that exceeds Asiana Airlines’ maximum baggage allowance of 158 linear cms.
  Reply
  - Tracey September 29, 2019
    If I go over baggage allowance do I get charged $2 per kg or $60 usd?
    Reply
    - Jarrod West September 29, 2019
      Hi Tracey,
      That depends on which route you are flying. If you provide that information we could give you an exact figure.
      Thanks for reading!
      Reply
      - Gulnoza August 31, 2020
        My flight is from Tokyo to Uzbekistan through Korea and my baggage allowance is 23kg. I am also wondering how much I have to pay for each extra kg because my baggage is now around 25kg (about 2 kg extra)? On the website it is written like excess weight is charged at $1.7 per kg but it is also written like excess weight from 24-28 is $40 to Japan. I would be so thankful if you can clarify my question. Thank you so much in advance!
      - Jarrod West September 11, 2020
        Hi Gulnoza,
        For this route, the fee you pay should be $40. Thanks for reading!
Nun September 19, 2019
What is the excess baggage fee (one box) San Francisco to Philippines?
Reply
- Catherine Luther September 19, 2019
  Hi Nun,
  For U.S. routes, Asiana Airlines charges $200 for an additional 23 kg bag.
  Reply
Tracey September 29, 2019
Hi, I’m going from GMP to Tokyo, just wondering how much baggage allowance I can have?
Reply
- Jarrod West September 29, 2019
  Hi Tracey,
  You can bring 1 person item, 1 carry-on bag, and 1 checked bag (not exceeding 23 kg/50lbs).
  Thanks for reading!
  Reply
  - Laurence Erandio December 29, 2019
    Hi, going to US via Seattle from Edmonton. I have a carry-on that is 53cm height by 22 depth and 35 width, is that okay as carry on or will I be charged? And weight is 8 kilos?
    Reply
    - Catherine Luther December 29, 2019
      Hi Laurence,
      I would say that bag would be fine, especially if it’s a soft bag that you can squash slightly if asked to place in a bag sizer. The sum of L + W + H may not exceed 115 cm. The maximum weight of a carry-on is 10 kg.
      Reply
Anyhow Zigara September 30, 2019
I have a 2 piece baggage allowance but now I want to bring 1 more piece of baggage weighing 23kg. How much will I be charged?
Reply
- Catherine Luther September 30, 2019
  Hi Anyhow,
  This would depend on where you are traveling to and from. If you can provide this information then we will try to assist you.
  Reply
Susan October 7, 2019
Hi,
I want to bring a used 32″ TV to the Philippines. My Home Depot box dimensions will total to 63 linear inches and weight will be less than the allowed 50 lbs. Will I be subjected to an additional fee? How much? If dimensions and weight don’t exceed allowed, will there be no additional fee on TV if within my allowed 2 baggages?
Reply
- Catherine Luther October 10, 2019
  Hi Susan,
  Providing the package does not exceed Asiana Airlines’ maximum size and weight restrictions, then they should allow you to check the TV as part of your standard allowance.
  Reply
Elizabeth tiano October 10, 2019
Hi, my mom visited us here in Canada and she’s going back home to the Philippines, in economy class. How many checked baggs is she allowed? If we use a balikbayan box, how much weight is allowed and what is the charge?
Reply
- Jarrod West October 11, 2019
  Hi Elizabeth,
  Your mother should be allowed to bring 1 checked bag that does not exceed 23 kgs or 50 lbs. If you use a Balikbayan box then it too should not be larger than 23 kgs or 50 lbs. The box also cannot exceed 158 cms in total dimensions. Keep in mind that we are not Asiana Airlines so feel free to contact them directly for more information!
  Thanks for reading!
  Thanks for reading!
  Reply
António Alfaro October 13, 2019
Hello,
I will buy a booking for flight with Asiana from Qingdao to Lisbon (Qingdao-Seoul-Lisbon). I see that I have 1 piece of baggage free up to 23kg but I would like to buy one more checked bag for me and another for my wife. How much will it cost?
Reply
- Catherine Luther October 15, 2019
  Hi António,
  Extra baggage would cost $140 per bag.
  Reply
Rachelle pabalan October 16, 2019
Hi, my parents will go home on Sunday..departing from Incheon Airport in Korea going back to the Philippines Clark Airport..they have 1 luggage each that weigh 40kg each..so that means they exceed 17 kilos each per luggage. How much will they have to pay for their extra kilos? Thank you in advance for your answer
Reply
- Catherine Luther October 17, 2019
  Hi Rachelle,
  If a bag weighs 33 kg-45 kg, Asiana Airlines charges $170 (per bag). The airline also states that advance notice is required for these overweight bags so you will need to contact Asiana Airlines to inform them.
  Reply
Tess tamayao October 22, 2019
LAX to Manila…lay over in Incheon Korea for 3 hours. I have 2 luggage/ box each of them weighs 65 lbs… how much do I have to pay for excess? Thanks
Reply
- Catherine Luther October 22, 2019
  Hi Tess,
  You will be charged $100 per overweight bag for that route.
  Reply
Nolan Paraiso October 22, 2019
What is the allowed amount of ammunition to be checked in?
Reply
- Christine Krzyszton October 23, 2019
  Hi Nolan. While the Asiana Airlines web site states that bullets are allowed in check in baggage, it does not state a limit. It also states that airline approval is required for these restricted items. You will need to contact Asiana directly. You can read more here. https://flyasiana.com/C/US/EN/contents/restricted-transport-items
  Reply
Malou Sanchez November 3, 2019
I am a GOLD Asiana Club member. I am going home to the Phil this Nov. I want to check in a 3rd luggage of 50 lbs ( aside from the 2 free luggage of 50 lbs allowed by the airline. I am flying economy class. Is my third check in luggage free of charge since I am a GOLD Asiana club member?
Thank you for your help and information
Reply
- Catherine Luther November 4, 2019
  Hi Malou,
  Where are you flying from and do you mean you are flying to the Philippines?
  Reply
Rose November 8, 2019
Hi! Our flight will be SFO-MNL-SFO. We are planning to bring balikbayan boxes. The boxes measures: 44.5 cm and 60 cm. width, 54cm height. We will make sure that it will not be heavier than 50 lbs.
My concern is if the balikbayan boxes will be accepted as checked in baggages. Thanks,
Reply
- Catherine Luther November 9, 2019
  Hi Rose,
  Providing your box does not exceed maximum linear dimensions of 158cm then you would be able to check the item. Those measurements are slightly over so you must be prepared to pay oversized charges if the airline does not accept the piece.
  Reply
jr November 9, 2019
Hi, is a backpack considered as a personal item? Will they weigh my carry-on baggage and personal item together? Thank you.
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- Erin Miller November 10, 2019
  Hi JR, according to the information on Asiana’s baggage fee policy on their webpage, the following are allowed:
  “You may take one of the following items into the cabin, in addition to your carry-on baggage.
  Small briefcase
  Handbook
  Laptop computer
  Book
  Small duty-free item
  Infant food to be eaten during the flight
  Staff or crutches for disabled passengers
  Guide dog for visually handicapped passengers
  Small stroller that can be folded flat”
  Most airlines will allow a small backpack as a personal item, however, the general rule is that it must be smaller than your carry-on.
  Asiana does not state whether or not these items will be weighed separately or together.
  I suggest calling Asiana’s customer service line directly to inquire with them. SOrry to not be of more help!
  Reply
Marivic Tolenada November 15, 2019
Hi, I will depart from Chicago to Seoul and I have 2 bags free, but my Seoul to Clark has only 1 bag. Do I need to pay the other bag? If yes, how much will it cost? Is it by weight or by the number of bags? Thank you for your help.
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- Catherine Luther November 17, 2019
  Hi Marivic,
  If you booked both of your flights on 1 ticket, then you should have the checked baggage allowance of the most significant flight. But as we’re not Asiana Airlines we can’t confirm this for you 100% and you should contact the airline to confirm.
  Reply
Ed Tanedo December 3, 2019
I am planning to fly from Seattle to the Philippines and thinking about bringing a flat-screen tv, probably 55 inches. The total dimension will definitely exceed the allowable size, but the weight will be in the allowed range. Do you know if ASIANA will allow it and how much it would cost? Many Thanks.
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- Jarrod West December 3, 2019
  Hi Ed,
  It is likely that you will be able to bring the TV as checked luggage, but it will probably be subject to an oversized bag fee. Asiana does not publish what this charge will be on their website, so you will need to contact them directly.
  Reply
sharon c yung December 5, 2019
I am traveling from US to Hong Kong, then Hong Kong to Fukuoka, Japan. Then, flying back from Fukuoka Japan back to US. It is a non direct flight stopping at Seoul both ways. How many free check-in bag is allowed? Thanks!
Reply
- Catherine Luther December 6, 2019
  Hi Sharon, did you book both routes on 1 ticket or separately?
  Reply
Julie December 9, 2019
I am traveling to Stavanger Norway with Asiana on my first leg flight to Soul. I want to purchase additional baggage of 23kgs, how do I request this?
Reply
- Jarrod West December 9, 2019
  Hi Julie,
  You can contact the airline’s customer service team and they can assist you with adding additional luggage to your itinerary.
  Reply
Ken December 21, 2019
I am flying on Asiana Airlines from OKA (Okinawa) to CRK (Clark International-Angeles City, Philippines).
I have 3 bags each weighing 23kg/50lbs. each and have an economy ticket. How much should it cost for the extra/excess baggage. I have looked on their website and because confused between extra baggage vs. overweight. I also cannot get them on the phone.
HELP PLEASE!!!
Thanks and Happy Holidays
Reply
- Catherine Luther December 21, 2019
  Hi Ken,
  You should have 1 piece included for that route and according to Asiana’s excess baggage information, you would pay $110 for the first additional bag and $160 for the second.
  Reply
Ngoc Pham December 27, 2019
I’m going to fly from San Francisco to Tan Son Nhat Ho Chi Minh Vietnam. It’s Economy so I’m allowed 1 standard carry-on weighing 22bls and 1 personal bag, plus 2 checked bags weighing 50 lbs each right?
If one of my checked bags is over 50 lbs, like 55 lbs. How much I will be charged?
Thanks
Reply
- Jarrod West December 27, 2019
  Hi Ngoc,
  For oversized luggage, you should expect to pay around $100.
  Thanks for reading!
  Reply
Yog December 31, 2019
I have a Star Alliance Gold card status with Turkish Airlines. Does this enable me to have extra checked in luggage on Asiana flights from Istanbul?
Reply
- Jarrod West December 31, 2019
  Hi Yog,
  Yes, you should receive the extra baggage allowance due you your status.
  Reply
Kayleen Aralar January 11, 2020
Hi,
I’m traveling alone and have 5 checked bags. What is the extra cost for each extra checked bag?
Reply
- Jarrod West January 13, 2020
  Hi Kayleen,
  Can you let me know where you’re traveling? That will make a big difference in how much you will be charged for your baggage.
  Reply
Fernando Matondo January 14, 2020
I have two baggage, one is 46 lbs and the other one is 54 lbs, is that ok? Still total 100 lbs.
Reply
- Jarrod West January 14, 2020
  Hi Fernando,
  Unfortunatley, Asiana requires each bag to be under 50 lbs, even if the combined weight is less than 100 lbs.
  I recommend you move 4 pounds from one suitcase to the other so that both are under the stated weight limit.
  Reply
- Tony July 24, 2020
  I will fly from London to Phnom Penh in August. Can I have a carrying bag with a small stroller and a guitar on the plan as I did before with another airline? If I want to have an extra suitcase and a bike in a box (bike standard 140cm), what is the price?
  Reply
  - Jarrod West August 26, 2020
    Hi Tony,
    Yes, you should be allowed to bring a small stroller and guitar on the plane. As for an extra piece of luggage, for this route it should cost $140 as long as it weighs no more than 23 kgs.
    Safe travels!
    Reply
EW January 17, 2020
Hi, I am traveling from HKG to ICN, how many checked bags am I allowed to carry?
Thanks
Reply
- Jarrod West January 18, 2020
  Hi EW,
  You should be allowed to bring 1 checked bag weighing up to 50 lbs (23 kgs).
  Thanks for reading!
  Reply
maya January 21, 2020
I have a round trip ticket for international non-U.S route and I have a membership in Silver Class tier. according to what stated above about ‘Exclusions & Waivers’, Asiana offers additional free baggage allowances for Asiana Club membership tiers and for Silver class: the additional 1 x 50 pounds (23 kg).
Could you please explain it more in detail? Does it mean I will be entitled to 1 extra checked bag (23kg)?
Thank you so much
Reply
- Catherine Luther January 22, 2020
  Hi Maya,
  As silver status, unfortunately you do not receive additional baggage allowance. This is only for Gold+ statuses. The article has been updated accordingly.
  Reply
Jessica January 26, 2020
Hi! I have a round trip ticket from Manila-JFK-Manila. How much will i pay for one additional 50 lbs bag?
Reply
- Catherine Luther January 27, 2020
  Hi Jessica,
  You would be charged $200 per route ($400 total) for an additional 50 pound bag.
  Reply
Apple Raymundo January 27, 2020
Hi I will be traveling from Vancouver and I have a connecting flight at Seoul going to the Philippines..I have a infant on lap..With Air Canada, they allow 1 free check in baggage for the infant on lap..How about on Asiana? I believe my baggages will be picked up in Manila..
Reply
- Catherine Luther January 28, 2020
  Hi Apple,
  Asiana permits lap infants 1 x 22 pound (10 kg) checked bag.
  Reply
Tracey T February 11, 2020
Hello,
I am flying from JFK to Tokyo, with a transfer in Seoul. I am having such a hard time finding any store with the correct carry-on requirements for Asiana carry-on, (21.6″×15.7″×7.8″). The main issue is the depth. All bags sold in stores have a depth of 8″-11″. How strict is the airline when it comes to this? If I buy a bag that is 9″ deep, will I have to pay the checked fee for exceeding limits?
Thanks,
Tracey T.
Reply
- Catherine Luther February 12, 2020
  Hi Tracey,
  We can’t comment on how strict the airline is as it can depend entirely on the gate agent on the day. There should be a little flex with the conversion from cm to inches so you should be fine with a 8″ deep bag.
  Reply
guen nulyar March 4, 2020
My mother will be traveling from Clark to Las Vegas, how many free checked bags is she allowed to take?
Reply
- Jarrod West March 5, 2020
  Hi Guen,
  Could you clarify which Clark you are referring to? Is it in the U.S.? If so then your mother should be able to be two checked bags weighing up to 50 pounds each. If it is not in the U.S. then she can bring one checked bag for free.
  Reply
Lean June 3, 2020
Hi! I am flying on Asiana Airlines from Frankfurt, Germany to CRK (Clark International-Angeles City, Philippines). I have a connecting flight at Seoul.
I have an economy ticket. I have 1 checked baggage weighing 22 kg. And another checked baggage weighing 20kg. Both are within allowed size. How much should it cost for an excess/extra baggage?
I have looked on their website but I am confused that the price might be doubled because of my connecting flight.
Thank you for your answer.
Reply
- Jarrod West June 5, 2020
  Hi Lean,
  Your extra bag should cost $140, and the price should not be doubled due to your connection. Thanks for reading!
  Reply
Michele June 11, 2020
Hello, I have an Asiana flight from Nagoya to Rome (connection in Seoul) so I understand that their policy is only 1 checked baggage allowed since it is a non-U.S. route.
Since I need to bring more baggage (3 in total, to be specific), how much would the fee be? Is it $210 in total or $420 since it is 2 bags more than the 1 allowed?
Thanks for the clarification!
Reply
- Jarrod West June 17, 2020
  Hi Michele,
  Your charge for extra bags should be $140 for the first extra bag, and $210 for the second extra bag. For a total of $350.
  Thanks for reading and safe travels!
  Reply
Sorik June 30, 2020
Hello, I am traveling from London to Phnom Penh via Seoul on economy class. The baggage allowance is only 1 piece. So I am thinking of purchasing an additional 2 pieces. However, I can’t do it online. Do you happen to know why? When I tried clicking apply to purchase it says “You cannot pre-purchase baggage allowance for the itinerary you selected.” I noticed you have mentioned above that we cant pre-purchase. But Asiana staff told me to do online. So would like to check if you happen to know why it does not work online.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Reply
- Jarrod West July 6, 2020
  Hi Sorik,
  I cannot say for certain why Asiana is not allowing you to purchase online for your selected route. The best advice that I can offer is for you to contact them again and let them know that their website is not allowing you to complete the purchase. It might be the case that there is an IT issue that needs to be resolved.
  Thanks for reading and safe travels!
  Reply
Albert Spines July 9, 2020
I am traveling from Japan to the Philippines with a connecting flight to Incheon. I have 3 bags with a total weight of 44kg. The extra piece is a box of e-drum with an amplifier. Am I going to pay for the extra piece even if the total weight is just 44kg?
Reply
- Jarrod West July 9, 2020
  Hi Albert,
  I’m assuming that your 3 bags are comprised of 1 carry-on bag and 2 checked bags? If so, yes you likely will need to pay for the extra checked bag since Asiana only allows for 1 free checked bag on non-U.S. routes.
  Safe travels!
  Reply
Jackie August 3, 2020
How much to take an extra bag from Seoul to New Zealand via Sydney. Can we prebook it?
Reply
- Jarrod West August 4, 2020
  Hi Jackie,
  For this route, the extra bag charge should be $140. Unfortunately, Asiana does not allow you to purchase extra baggage online.
  Reply
Marc August 24, 2020
I am traveling to Bangkok coach class from Los Angeles. Can I take one or two 50 pound bags? The instructions are not clear. Thanks
Reply
- Jarrod West August 25, 2020
  Hi Marc,
  For that route, you should be able to bring 2 checked bags weighing up to 50 pounds each.
  Safe travels!
  Reply
Vira September 8, 2020
Hello, I am traveling to Manila from Incheon. I get 1 free piece of luggage weighing up to 23kgs. I also reserved another piece of luggage 23kg (it cost 99,000 won). Can I bring my electric guitar to the cabin? Or should it be checked as a 3rd bag? Or is it possible to have 1 small luggage + electric guitar with a total weight of 23kg?
Thank you.
Reply
- Jarrod West September 9, 2020
  Hi Vira,
  How large is your guitar? Carry-on items with Asiana cannot exceed 45 inches (115 cm), with maximum dimensions of:
  L = 21.6 inches (55 cm)
  W = 15.7 inches (40 cm)
  H = 7.9 inches (20 cm)
  If your guitar exceeds these dimensions then it will need to be checked. Thanks for reading!
  Reply
Allan October 6, 2020
I am traveling from seoul to manila as a merchant marine or seafarer. I’m confused because in my ticket allowed check-in baggage is 2 pcs / 23kg. But when i get to their website site econ class is 1 piece / 23 kg.
Can you please help me with this?
Reply
- Jarrod West October 6, 2020
  Hi Allan,
  If your ticket states that you’re entitled to 2 pieces of luggage weighing up to 23 kgs then that is what you should be able to bring. If you have any other specific questions I recommend you contact Asiana customer service directly at 1-800-227-4262.
  Reply
Sean November 7, 2020
I’m traveling between Jeju Island and Seoul this week. I want to bring my hockey bag (under 20 kgs) and a hockey stick. Are one hockey stick and one hockey bag okay?
Reply
- Jarrod West November 10, 2020
  Hi Sean,
  For information on transporting special luggage including sports equipment or musical instruments, see Asiana’s policy for special luggage.
  Reply
Alejandro November 19, 2020
I am traveling from Tokyo Narita to Incheon. I’m bringing one laptop bag, one carry-on baggage, and 2 checked bags of 23kg each. What luggage is free and which will I have to pay extra for?
Reply
- Jarrod West November 21, 2020
  Hi Alejandro,
  You should only need to pay for your second checked bag, and the price should be $80.
  Safe travels!
  Reply
laura rivera December 15, 2020
Hello, I am traveling from Taipei to Los Angeles through Seoul, and my ticket includes two checked bags but I have 3 bags. Can I bring the 3 bags, and how much will I pay for the extra checked bag?
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- Catherine Luther December 15, 2020
  Hi Laura,
  An additional 23 kg bag would cost USD $200.
  Reply
Mary Joseline December 17, 2020
Hi! If I travel from China (Changchun) to Incheon and my checked-in bags total dimensions including wheels and handles is 160cm, is there any chance at all that I can bring it for free? The bag is a little flexible.
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- Catherine Luther December 17, 2020
  Hi Mary,
  If your bag is oversized, there are no guarantees with any airline that this will be permitted. It’s likely that it would be fine, but it can depend completely on the check-in agent on the day.
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  - Mary Joseline December 18, 2020
    Thanks for the information, Catherine. I really appreciate your time.
    Reply
april rose daniel June 30, 2021
I have 2 pieces of checked luggage each weighing 23 kgs. If I only bring 1 bag, how many kgs is it allowed to be?
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- Jarrod West July 8, 2021
  Hi April,
  Each bag can only weigh up to 23 kgs. So if you only bring 1 bag the maximum it can weigh is 23 kgs. Safe travels!
  Reply

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