Baggage
Carry-on baggage
Checked-in baggage
Guide to what you can and can't pack
Overweight and oversized items
Travelling with sporting equipment like golf clubs, a bike or surfboard?
Find out how to take your gear with you, on any Air New Zealand flight.
Excess baggage
If you want to take more checked-in baggage than your fare allows, you have several options. To avoid paying the full airport excess baggage fees purchase prepaid extra bags before you get to the airport. Remember, charges are applied based on the departure country of each flight unless otherwise stated.
Find out all of your options when travelling with excess baggage.
Prohibited items
To keep everyone safe, and make your check-in process as smooth as possible, there are some items you must not bring on-board your flight.
Children's baggage allowance
Our child fares have the same baggage allowance as adults. Infants do not get a checked-in bag, but can have one piece of carry-on. Both fares allow you to bring a stroller and a car seat for no extra charge. Please check with other airlines if they're part of your journey as well. Find out more
Baggage help
Three quick tips to help you find what you need:
- Find the answers to our most frequently asked baggage questions.
- Have your bags not turned up as expected on the baggage carousel? Find out what needs to happen if your baggage is delayed, damaged or misplaced.
- Did you know that you can track your bags from check-in to arrival on the Air New Zealand app?