Kézipoggyászra

Kézipoggyászra is the Hungarian term for carry-on baggage, referring to luggage that passengers are permitted to bring aboard an aircraft. This type of baggage is distinct from checked baggage, which is stored in the aircraft's cargo hold. The dimensions and weight of kézipoggyászra are subject to strict regulations set by individual airlines. These regulations are in place to ensure that the bags can be safely stowed in the overhead compartments or under the seats in the cabin, without obstructing emergency exits or aisles.

Typically, kézipoggyászra includes items that passengers wish to keep with them during the flight, such as personal electronics, valuables, medications, essential documents, and a change of clothes. Airlines usually specify a maximum size, often around 55 x 40 x 20 cm, and a weight limit, commonly between 8 to 10 kg, although these can vary. Passengers are generally allowed to bring one main piece of kézipoggyászra along with a smaller personal item, such as a handbag, laptop bag, or a small backpack. Failure to adhere to these guidelines may result in the baggage being reclassified as checked luggage, potentially incurring additional fees. Passengers are advised to check the specific kézipoggyászra policies of their chosen airline before their travel date to avoid any last-minute issues at the airport.