Baggage allowance guide: 18 airlines flying from Chisinau

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The 100 ml rule and general restrictions

Before getting into weight and size, a note on liquids in cabin baggage: the 100 ml rule (per container, up to 1 liter total, in a clear bag) applies on most international flights from Chisinau — details in our article on carry-on rules. Below are the weight and size allowances gathered from the public sites of the 18 airlines flying from Chisinau.

An important caveat: baggage allowances and extra-bag fees change regularly, and exact terms depend on the fare and route. The tables below are a reference point for July 2026; check the specific carrier's site before flying.

Cabin baggage by airline

AirlineIncluded in the base fare
FLYONEPersonal item 40×30×20 cm, 8 kg. From the Standard fare up — plus a bag up to 115 cm, 10 kg
Wizz AirPersonal item 40×30×20 cm, 10 kg. A 55×40×23 cm bag is a paid WIZZ Priority add-on
Turkish AirlinesCabin bag 55×40×23 cm/8 kg + personal item 40×30×15 cm/4 kg
RyanairFree personal item 40×30×20 cm. A 2nd bag (55×40×20 cm/10 kg) needs Priority & 2 Cabin Bags
LufthansaCabin bag 55×40×23 cm, 8 kg
Air FranceCabin bag + personal item combined up to 12 kg (bag up to 55×35×25 cm)
LOT Polish AirlinesCabin bag 55×40×23 cm/8 kg + 2 kg personal item
Austrian AirlinesCabin bag 55×40×23 cm, 8 kg
TAROMCabin bag + personal item combined up to 10 kg (bag up to 55×35×25 cm)
HiSkyPersonal item up to 8 kg always included; standard 10 kg cabin bag on all fares except Basic
Azerbaijan AirlinesCabin bag 55×40×23 cm, 10 kg
Pegasus AirlinesLight: personal item only, 3 kg. From Saver up — cabin bag 55×40×23 cm/8 kg
FlyOne ArmeniaPersonal item ~7-8 kg included; a bag up to 10 kg is a paid add-on
Aegean AirlinesCabin bag 56×45×25 cm, 8 kg + personal item
EurowingsPersonal item on the BASIC fare. Cabin bag 55×40×23 cm/8 kg from SMART up
airBalticCabin bag + personal item combined up to 8 kg (Basic/Classic/Flex fares)
SkyUp AirlinesOne item up to 9 kg; exact size depends on fare
FlydubaiNot publicly disclosed — check the airline's own site

Checked baggage and extra fees

AirlineWhat's included / extra cost
FLYONENot included on Light/Standard. Included on Loyal (25 kg) and Advantage (25-30 kg)
Wizz AirNot included by default — bought separately (10/20/26/32 kg)
Turkish AirlinesWeight-concept on most routes: one piece can't exceed 32 kg
RyanairNot included — up to 3 bags of 20 kg can be added separately
LufthansaOne piece up to 23 kg included on most economy fares
Air France23 kg included on the Standard fare; paid on Light/Basic
LOT Polish AirlinesOne piece up to 23 kg included on the economy fare
Austrian Airlines23 kg included on Classic/Flex; paid on Light
TAROMOne piece up to 23 kg included on the economy fare
HiSky8-10 kg on Basic/Classic, up to 20 kg on Premium/Premium Plus
Azerbaijan Airlines23 kg included; over 32 kg is booked as cargo
Pegasus AirlinesNot included on Light; 20 kg on Saver/Saver Plus/Comfort Flex
FlyOne ArmeniaNot included — bought separately (10/20/30 kg)
Aegean AirlinesPaid on Economy Light/Flex; 23 kg on Economy ComfortFlex and business
EurowingsPaid on BASIC; 23 kg from SMART up
airBalticPaid on Basic; 23 kg on Classic; 2 pieces on Flex/business
SkyUp AirlinesUp to 23 kg, whether it's included depends on the fare
FlydubaiNot publicly disclosed — check the airline's own site

Ways to save on baggage

Adding a checked bag is almost always cheaper online in advance than at the airport counter — for most low-cost carriers the difference is several times over. If your fare doesn't include an overhead-bin bag but the personal-item allowance lets you use something a bit bigger than a regular backpack, you can carry extra items that way at no extra cost. If you're flying round-trip on different fares (say, a cheap Light fare out and a fuller fare back), check the baggage allowance for each leg separately — they can differ.

Sources

Baggage data comes from Decolare.md's own database, compiled from the airlines' official sites and updated in July 2026; full terms for each carrier are on its own official site (linked from each airline's page under Airlines). The 100 ml rule comes from our article on carry-on rules.

What's next

Check-in conditions, contacts, and full data for each airline are on the Airlines page. Our fare-class comparison is in "How to read fare classes and booking rules".