Skymark Airlines vs Japan Airlines
Cabin and carry-on baggage limits for Skymark Airlines and Japan Airlines, side by side.
⚠ These figures are awaiting manual verification against the airline's official page. Treat them as preliminary.
Both Skymark Airlines and Japan Airlines allow the same longest carry-on side (55 cm).
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- Max dimensions
- 55 × 40 × 25 cm
- Total linear
- Not published
- Weight limit
- 10 kg combined
- Pieces
- 1
- Max dimensions
- 55 × 40 × 25 cm
- Total linear
- Not published
- Weight limit
- 10 kg combined
- Pieces
- 1
Cabin & carry-on allowances
| Allowance | Skymark Airlines | Japan Airlines |
|---|---|---|
| Carry-on | 55 × 40 × 25 cm · Not published · 10 kg combined · 1 pc Carry-on within 55 x 40 x 25 cm; combined weight with the personal item up to 10 kg. One carry-on bag within 55 x 40 x 25 cm (the carrier states the sum of all three dimensions must not exceed 115 cm); combined weight with the personal item up to 10 kg. | 55 × 40 × 25 cm · Not published · 10 kg combined · 1 pc Main cabin bag capped at 55x40x25 cm; combined 10 kg with the personal item. Official text also states 115 cm linear, but the per-side 55x40x25 cm sums to 120 cm, so linearCm is left null and the per-side limit is treated as binding. |
| Personal item | Not published · Not published · Not published · 1 pc One personal item; counted within the combined 10 kg allowance (dimensions not published). Skymark permits a total of two pieces: one personal item plus one piece of carry-on baggage, up to a combined weight of 10 kg. | Not published · Not published · Not published · 1 pc JAL does not publish a separate dimension cap for the personal item (handbag/shopping bag); both items share the 10 kg combined limit (carried on the carry-on entry). The main bag is capped at 55x40x25 cm. |