U2 · United Kingdom · Europe
easyJet hand luggage & liquid rules
easyJet lets every passenger bring one small cabin bag (45×36×20 cm, up to 15 kg) free. A larger 56×45×25 cm overhead bag is only free with Up Front, Extra Legroom, easyJet Plus or FLEXI. Liquids in the cabin follow the airport rule: 100 ml per container in a clear bag, or up to 2 L where CT scanners are installed.
Cabin bag allowance
Free for all fares. Must fit under the seat in front.
Included with Up Front, Extra Legroom, easyJet Plus, FLEXI.
Liquid rules on this airline
- easyJet follows the airport's liquid rules, not its own.
- At UK airports with CT scanners (Gatwick, Luton, London City, Birmingham, Edinburgh, most of Scotland) you may pack up to 2 L per container.
- At airports still on legacy X-ray, containers must be 100 ml or less inside a single clear bag.
Duty-free & connections
- Sealed duty-free purchased airside is allowed in the cabin.
- For connections outside the EU keep the sealed STEB and receipt to hand for re-screening.
Medicines, baby milk, batteries & vapes
- Baby milk, formula and food are exempt from the 100 ml rule for infants under 2.
- Medical liquids are exempt with a prescription or supporting letter.
- Vapes and spare lithium batteries must be in the cabin only.
Frequently asked
Do I need to pay for a cabin bag on easyJet?
No — the 45×36×20 cm small cabin bag is free on every fare. Only the larger overhead bag is bundled with paid fares.
Can I take a 500 ml water bottle through easyJet?
You can if you're departing from an airport with CT scanners (up to 2 L per container). Otherwise stick to 100 ml or buy water airside.
Main hubs
London Gatwick (LGW) · London Luton (LTN) · Milan Malpensa (MXP)
Sources
- easyJet cabin & hold baggage — checked 2026-06-01
Last reviewed 2026-06-01.