Emirates Baggage Allowance 2025: Unveiled for Travellers from Australia

There’s something magical about stepping into the airport: the smell of coffee, rolling suitcases, the promise of somewhere new. But before the adventure begins, there’s the age-old question: “How much luggage can I bring without getting charged extra?

If you’re flying with Emirates in 2025, here’s your all-you-need-to-know guide to what you can bring—carry-on, checked baggage, infants, and special stuff—so you breeze through check-in without drama.

Checked Baggage:

Weight:

Dimensions:

The total dimensions (length + width + height) of an individual bag should not exceed 300 cm (118 inches).

 

Carry-on Baggage:

Weight & Dimensions:

 

With Infants

Permitted to bring one carry‑cot or one fully collapsible stroller into the cabin if there is room. If there is no space for these items in the cabin, they will have to be checked.

Unusual Items

Got something out of the ordinary? Sports gear, musical instruments, mobility aids—they don’t always fit neatly in a suitcase.

• Emirates doesn’t provide separate free allowances for musical instruments. Those go under the same rules as your normal checked or cabin baggage. If very large, you might need to treat them like special equipment. Emirates

• If you’re travelling with mobility aids or bulky items, there are services and special allowances, but you’ll likely have to notify Emirates ahead of time.

Final Word

When you fly with Emirates in 2025, your packing can be part of the joy—not the stress. Know your class, check your route, and respect the rules. Do that, and you’ll breeze past baggage claim with a smile.

Here’s to lighter steps, safer travels, and horizons wide open.

Remember always check for Emirates baggage rule updates: https://www.emirates.com/au/english/before-you-fly/baggage/

✈️ Safe travels! Sumoii with you.