Baggage | Domestic | ANA

[Note]

Passenger should confirm the note of baggage when booking or check-in through the ANA Internet Service or by Autometed Check-in/Purchasing Machine on the airport.

Weight:
Free Baggage allowance for Checked baggage is up to 20kg per person.(Premium Class passenger: 40kg)
In case baggage's weight is 21kg to 100kg, an excess baggage charge will be acquired.
The maximum weight for one baggage is 32kg, and we cannot accept over 100kg baggages in total.

Size:
The total linear dimension (length + height + width) should not exceed 203cm.

-	Ski equipment, golf bag and fishing equipment may not be accepted for flights operated by ANA (Q84, Q83, 320) and flights operated by IBEX and Oriental Air Bridge.

W+D+H≦203cm

Overweight	1kg- 10kg	11kg- 20kg	21kg- 30kg	by 10kgs
Standard Fee	2,000 JPY	3,000 JPY	4,000 JPY	+1,000 JPY
*Island sector	1,000 JPY	2,000 JPY	3,000 JPY	+1,000 JPY

*Island sectors:Tokyo-Oshima/ Hachijojima/ Miyakejima, and routes inside Hokkaido, Fukuoka-Tsushima/ Goto Fukue/ Miyazaki, Nagasaki-Tsushima/ Goto Fukue/ Iki, Okinawa (Naha)-Miyako/ Ishigaki, Miyako-Ishigaki.

Other than personal belongings (hand bags, cameras, umbrellas, etc.), a passenger can carry only one piece of baggage satisfying the following conditions into the aircraft cabin. A baggage within the size specified below may be included in checked baggage when the size is not suited for the cabin. Please check in baggage (carrying bags, baby carriages, gunnysacks, etc.) exceeding the size specified below.
For the benefit of other passengers, use of smokeless tobacco products and smoke substitutes ( electronic cigarettes, etc.) that do not emit fire is also prohibited on board.

Please stow your carry-on baggage under the seat in front of you or in the overhead compartment to ensure the comfort and safety of passengers and crew members.

* Passenger seated in emergency exit row or bulkhead seat must stow all the belongings in the overhead compartment.

Number of seats	Sum of Three Dimensions	total weight
100seat or more	Not more than 115cm (55cm×40cm×25cm)	10kg or less
Less than 100 seats	Not more than 100cm (45cm×35cm×20cm)	10kg or less

The size of your baggage will be checked at security inspection. Oversized baggage will not be able to be inspected. Please check them in at the counter.

Carrying on of large fragile baggage (musical instruments, etc.) into cabin is limited depending on the seat type. Charges differ, depending on the size. For detailed information, please contact the ANA Flights Reservation and Information Center.

Expensive goods such as cash, precious metals, jewelry, valuable securities, art objects and fragile goods such as clocks/watches, cameras, PC or glassworks must not be included in checked-in baggage. ANA does not have any responsibility in case of lost items or damaged items.
For baggage and personal belongings with no price declaration, the indemnity is up to ¥150,000 per customer. When the actual price exceeds ¥150,000, an ad valorem charge may be applied. Please contact the staff prior to boarding.

Items that cannot be carried on or checked in

-Explosives(including fireworks), flammable liquids and solids(including matches , lighters and lighter fuels*, camping and household stoves with fuel**, alcoholic beverages exceeding*** 70% alcohol by volume), compressed gases(including butane gas cassettes, O2 bottles for sport use and Aerosols(Dust removal)), poisonous substances(including insecticides), corrosives, radioactive materials, highly magnetized materials, oxidizing substances, offensive or irritating substances, and any other articles liable to endanger and/or damage the aircraft, persons or properties aboard.

Items that cannot be carried on

-Items that can be used as deadly weapons such as scissors, tools,ice skates, baseball bats and golf clubs (even one club, including wood clubs and iron clubs) and ski-wax spray.
No knives can be carried on board, regardless of the type. knife/scissors

(*)	A small amount of safety matches or one lighter is permitted to be carried on the person. Please make sure not to leave any lighters, etc. in the cabin.
(**)	Fuel in camping and household stoves should be completely drained out prior to check-in.
(***)	Carriage of alcoholic beverages exceeding 24% by volume but not exceeding 70% by volume is limited to 5 liters in total per person whether it is checked or hand-carried.
(***)	Please check here for more details of restricted items.

Use of electronic devices on board is stipulated by the Civil Aeronautics Law of Japan.

The following are devices which have been stipulated by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) as interfering with the safety of flight operations.
If you violate the law, you will be subject to fine up to 500,000 JPY.

[1] Devices allowed for use while the doors are open

The following, which emit radio waves when turned on: Cell Phones PHS Transceivers Radio operated toys Wireless headphones Wireless earphones Wireless microphones Builtin battery type IC tags Personal computers (PC) Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) Wireless PC peripherals Electronic games Pedometers with wireless transmission function Cardiotachometers with wireless transmission function Wristwatches with wireless transmission function Wireless keys

*[2] Devices allowed for use while the doors are open and during cruise1**

Devices listed above in section [1] which do not emit radio waves when turned on ( or set in such condition)*2 TV Radios Beepers GPS receivers Video cameras Video players DVD players Digital cameras Digital audio units Wired Battery-operated headphones Wired Battery-operated earphones Word processors Electronic notepads Electronic dictionaries Printers Battery chargers Toys“electronic virtual pets” (limited to items in which the speaker or motor is activated by sound or vibration)

1 From after takeoff when the announcement on turning off of the seat belt sign or allowing use of electronic devices has been made, until the announcement on restricting use of electronic devices before landing has been made. 2 Means the sending/receiving of phones/mails and the internet function is set to OFF even when the power is turned ON. Cell phone functions should be set to “self”,“ radio wave off”, “offline”, “flight”, or“ personal” modes (names differ according to company).

ANA may restrict the use of a certain device regardless of the above. Please be advised that cabin attendants may ask for your cooperation on board. If passengers using medical equipment such as pacemakers are seated nearby, you may be asked to refrain from using electronic devices. Please use your cell phones with consideration towards other passengers on board.


All cellular phones and personal handyphone system (PHS) emit radio waves automatically when the power is tuned on, in order to send their position to the ground station. There are cellular phones equipped with functions such as “self”, “radio wave off”, “offline”, “flight”, and “personal” modes. (Names differ according to the company. For details, please contact the cellular phone company.) However, even in above settings, turning on the power during takeoff and landing is prohibited by the Civil Aeronautics Law of Japan. When set in above modes, by turning on the power during flight, the following functions will stop and radio waves will not be emitted. (Browsing received e-mails and using music player functions are permitted). ・ Cellular phone communication functions (call, e-mail, etc.) ・ Wireless LAN functions (e-mail, internet, etc.) ・ Bluetooth functions To use cellular phones during flight, please set the functions to not emit radio waves before the aircraft doors are closed. When cellular phones are used during flight, please make sure to turn off the power after the announcement on restricting use of electronic devices before landing has been made.


For customers with cellular phone types3 which turn on the power periodically to send their position to the ground station even when the power is turned off, please set “completely power off” function, or release the setting and turn off the main power. 3 Examples: Kids’ PHONE by NTT DOCOMO (FOMA SA800i/F801iJ) or Junior Phone by au (K001 mamorino/mamorino2)