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Singapore Airlines checked bag limits: 23 kg / 50 lb, 62 linear inches / 158 cm
Limits change; confirm with your airline before you fly. Every figure here links to the airline page it came from.
Travelpro Platinum Elite Hardside Checked Luggage
27.25 x 18 x 13 in, wheels and handles included; 11.1 lb listed
The largest checked suitcase in our catalog whose wheels-included listing size stays within Singapore’s 62 linear inches / 158 cm limit.
$375.74 Check price on Amazon
Prices change often.
What are Singapore's checked bag limits?
| Limit | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Standard weight | 23 kg / 50 lb | Singapore baggage page, checked 2026 |
| Size (L + W + H) | 62 linear inches / 158 cm | |
| Premium cabin weight | check the airline |
Economy to and from the USA or Canada: two pieces up to 23 kg each.
Which checked suitcases are within Singapore's size limit?
Checked bags within Singapore’s limits, and a scale
Amazon Basics 26" Hardside Medium Checked Luggage
26.8 x 17.8 x 11.3 in with wheels, 10.14 lb$61.25Check price
Samsonite Omni PC Hardside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels
26.5 x 17.75 x 11.75 in with wheels, 8.29 lb$162.81Check price
Travelpro Platinum Elite Checked Luggage Spinner
28 x 18.5 x 11.75 in with wheels, 9.7 lb$450.00Check price
$8.49Check price
Frequently asked questions
What is the Singapore checked bag weight limit?
Singapore Airlines’s own page gives 23 kg / 50 lb for a standard checked bag. Economy to and from the USA or Canada: two pieces up to 23 kg each. Weigh the packed bag at home: a luggage scale costs less than a single overweight fee at most airlines.
How big can a checked bag be on Singapore?
The standard size is 62 linear inches / 158 cm, measured as length plus width plus height with wheels and handles. Of the 17 checked suitcases in our catalog with wheels-included listing sizes, 9 are within it, the largest being 58.3 linear inches. 8 of the 28 to 30 inch cases are over it, so check a large case’s wheels-included figure before you buy it for Singapore.
What happens if my Singapore bag is overweight?
Singapore charges an overweight fee above the standard limit; the amount was not confirmed from its page for this site, so check the airline. Moving a few pounds into your carry-on is usually the cheapest fix.
Researched, not professional advice. Fees change often and differ by route, fare and status; check the airline before you fly.