Passengers flying with Jet2 and EasyJet have been advised to check their suitcases comply with a little-known rule that applies to all bags with 'wheels and handles'. Each airline has its own restrictions regarding what hand luggage passengers can bring on board as well as the type of suitcases that can be checked in. With a number of airlines enforcing strict size limits on baggage, holiday goers found with oversized luggage may face additional charges at the check-in desk or airport gate - which is never a good start to the trip.
If you're flying with EasyJet this year, its standard baggage policy permits all passengers to bring one small bag on board free of charge. There is no weight limit, but the bag must fit under the seat in front of you and cannot exceed the dimensions 45x36x20cm, similar to this Chelsea Overnight Bag from luxury suitcase brand Antler - or this budget friendly duffel bag holdall from Amazon, £11.99.
Read more: Fashion brand loved by ITV stars such as Holly Willoughby to open 50 new stores Read more: Frankie Bridge’s ‘super flattering’ Whistles white dress that’s now on sale with £50 off If you've got a mini suitcase or bag with wheels to bring on board with you, a secondary rule stipulates that this bag measurement must include any wheels and handles, so keep that in mind when choosing your carry on. EasyJet and similar low cost airlines use baggage sizers at its check-in desks and airport gates to enforce this, and passengers may be asked .