Baggage Information

Baggage Information on ANA and Partner Flights

Find information on checking in and carrying on baggage, plus restricted and banned items, dealing with damage or loss, and more.

Information

Our Requests to Passengers Regarding Power Bank Use (Applicable to flights boarding on/after July 8,2025)

In accordance with a request from the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, we are strengthening our measures against smoke or fire from power banks onboard aircraft to ensure a safer and more comfortable flight for everyone, and we kindly ask for your cooperation with the following:

  • Please do not store power banks in the overhead compartments.
    Please keep the power bank in a place where you can always check it, such as in hand or in a pocket in front of your seat, so that you can take immediate action in the event of a malfunction.
  • When you charge portable electronic devices from a power bank on board, or charging a power bank from an in-flight power supply, please make sure to charge it where you can see it.
    When charging electronic devices such as cellular phones, or when charging power banks from the in-flight power supply, please inform our cabin attendants immediately if you notice anything wrong.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we strive to provide pleasant and comfortable flights.

Transport of Lithium Battery Equipment Subject to Recall

The Civil Aviation Bureau of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan has notified airlines of the standards for the transport of lithium batteries subject to recall and electronic equipment containing such batteries.

For details, please refer to "Transportation of Lithium Battery Equipment Subject to Recall".

Get information on the number, weight and size limits—plus excess baggage fees—for checked baggage on ANA flights.

Get information on the size and number of items that can be carried on, and those that require special attention.

Get information on how damaged baggage and lost baggage are handled, and on items left behind in aircraft or lounges.

Get information on items that are not allowed onboard the aircraft and those with restrictions attached.

A codeshare flight refers to a flight operated with a partner airline's aircraft and crew under an ANA (NH) flight number. The rules of those airlines may differ for free baggage allowances, excess baggage charges, etc.

Additional Baggage Guidelines

Baggage Notes

Please see the ANA's conditions of carriage for details on baggage handling.