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Originally Posted by CaptainYooh
Under 50" in length and under 50lbs in weight qualifies as standard luggage.
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62" total linear dimensions is a common limit for many airlines. That means [Length + Width + Height] needs to be no more than 62". If your bag is a bit bigger, most check-in agents dont bother measuring. If its huge, they will measure. This is also why luggage with spinners is less efficient in terms of size because the airlines measure on the longest part of a side, which means the wheels are included when measuring.
From Air Canada's website:
https://www.aircanada.com/ca/en/aco/...-services.html
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Weight and size restrictions - all itineraries
Maximum weight per bag 50 lb (23 kg)
Maximum linear dimensions per bag 62 in (158 cm)
Linear Dimensions
The maximum linear dimensions of a piece of baggage are calculated by adding together its greatest outside height, width and length – wheels and handles included.
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Heres an example of a duffel bag taking advantage of the entire 62" limit.
