Baggage

Please note that the applicable conditions, terms, etc. vary depending on the boarding date.
Passengers boarding on/after May 19, 2026 are requested to review the revised Conditions here.
Passengers boarding until May 18, 2026 are requested to review the information below.

Information is available here on baggage, including carry-on baggage, checked baggage, and baggage requiring special attention.

Baggage Requiring Special Attention
Checked Baggage
Carry-on Baggage

Examples of Baggage Requiring Special Attention

Certain items of baggage are prohibited (dangerous goods) or face restrictions upon being checked in or carried on board. Please check the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Japan website before you travel for further information.

Please see here for typical examples of dangerous goods (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan website).

Items Which Cannot Be Checked In or Carried on Board (examples)	Explosives, fireworks/sparklers, highly combustible or flammable items (gas bottles for camping or household use, lighter fuel, canned oxygen for sports use, bleaching agents, insecticides, agrochemicals), corrosive substances, and items which may place the aircraft, passengers, and/or cargo in danger
Items Which Cannot Be Carried On Board (examples)	Firearms, swords, cutlery (e.g., scissors, knives), tools, ice skates, golf clubs, bats, and other items that could be used as weapons
Other	Sweet potato, Japanese morning glory, etc., from Okinawa Prefecture or the Amami Islands (excluding items which have undergone official disinfection), and uninspected citrus saplings or scions from Okinawa Prefecture

Checked Baggage

Please check in your baggage no later than 20 minutes before the departure time of your flight.

If you do so after this time, you may be unable to board your flight.

■Baggage Permitted for Check-in

Baggage meeting the following conditions can be checked in.

Weight	Up to 20 kg per person free of charge (not including carry-on baggage). Baggage weight in excess of 20 kg up to 100 kg will require the separate payment of an excess baggage charge. Up to 32 kg per piece of baggage*1 Maximum total weight of 100 kg
Size	Total linear dimensions not exceeding 203 cm (and within 75cm in height and 105cm in width)*2
Number of pieces	No restrictions. However, baggage cannot exceed the weight and size restrictions.

*1 Baggages in not excess of 32 kg per baggage can be checked in if the total weight does not exceed 100 kg. Please contact the Reservation and Service Center before you travel.
*2 Size includes accessories (e.g., handles, and wheels).
Please contact the Reservation and Service Center before you travel if you wish to check in large items of baggage with total linear dimensions in excess of 203 cm. Please note that we may be unable to accept such items due to limited cargo space.

the Checking In Pets.

*3 Folding strollers, portable cradles, child seats, and wheelchairs used by persons with a physical disability can be checked in free of charge. (However, this only applies if used by the passenger themself.)

■Excess Baggage Charge

The excess baggage charges below will apply for baggage weight in excess of 20 kg up to 100 kg. (Weights are rounded down to the nearest kg.)

Excess weight	1–10 kg	11–20kg	21–30kg	Each additional 10 kg
Flat rate for all routes	JPY 2,500	JPY 3,500	JPY 4,500	+JPY 1,000

Passengers with domestic connections should present tickets to their final destination at an ANA baggage drop counter.
Baggage can be checked in for a maximum of 3 sectors.
We may be unable to accept large items of baggage such as skis, surfboards, and golf bags due to limited cargo space. For more information, please contact the Reservation and Service Center.
Even when within the above guidelines, we may be unable to accept your baggage depending on the other items of baggage that are being loaded.

■Checked Baggage Requiring Special Attention

Valuables/Breakables

Please do not place the following items inside your checked baggage: Cash, valuables, jewelry, marketable securities, high-value items (e.g., works of art), watches, cameras, computers, alcoholic beverages, breakables (e.g., glassware). The indemnity limit per passenger for baggage and personal effects whose value was not declared is JPY 150,000. If the actual value exceeds JPY 150,000, please consult with airport staff upon carrying out boarding procedures regarding excess value charges.
Please note that we cannot accept responsibility upon regular baggage handling for damage arising from inherent baggage flaws such as damage or deterioration from excess weight and/or volume; loss of or damage to protruding parts such as detachable wheels, straps, hooks, name tags, or belts; or minor damage (scratches, cuts, dents, or grime).

Electronic Devices Containing Lithium Batteries

In accordance with instructions from the Civil Aviation Bureau of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan, safety precautions are required upon the transport of portable and medical electronic devices containing lithium batteries in the cargo compartment, as these devices are at risk of catching fire in a non-visible location. Please do the following upon checking in portable electronic devices containing lithium batteries.
Devices using lithium ion or lithium metal batteries, and spare batteries for such devices, are subject to the following handling.

Conditions		Carry-on Baggage	Checked Baggage	Quantity Permitted (per person)
Electronic devices	Devices containing metal batteries with a lithium content of no more than 2 g	✔	✔*	-
Electronic devices	Devices containing lithium ion batteries with a watt-hour rating of no more than 160 Wh	✔	✔*	-
Spare batteries (including mobile batteries)	Spare lithium metal batteries with a lithium content of no more than 2 g	✔	✘	-
	Spare lithium ion batteries with a watt-hour rating of no more than 100 Wh	✔	✘	-
	Spare lithium ion batteries with a watt-hour rating of over 100 Wh and no more than 160 Wh	✔	✘	2 batteries
Hair curler, curling iron (battery operated (codeless))	Main unit with lithium ion battery removed	✔	✔	-
Hair curler, curling iron (battery operated (codeless))	The removed lithium batteries from the main unit and its spare battery	✔	✘	-

Electronic devices
Conditions: Devices containing metal batteries with a lithium content of no more than 2 g
Carry-on Baggage	✔
Checked Baggage	✔*
Quantity Permitted (per person)	-
Conditions: Devices containing lithium ion batteries with a watt-hour rating of no more than 160 Wh
Carry-on Baggage	✔
Checked Baggage	✔*
Quantity Permitted (per person)	-
Spare batteries (including mobile batteries)
Conditions: Spare lithium metal batteries with a lithium content of no more than 2 g
Carry-on Baggage	✔
Checked Baggage	✘
Quantity Permitted (per person)	-
Conditions: Spare lithium ion batteries with a watt-hour rating of no more than 100 Wh
Carry-on Baggage	✔
Checked Baggage	✘
Quantity Permitted (per person)	-
Conditions: Spare lithium ion batteries with a watt-hour rating of over 100 Wh and no more than 160 Wh
Carry-on Baggage	✔
Checked Baggage	✘
Quantity Permitted (per person)	2個
Hair curler, curling iron (battery operated (codeless))
Conditions: Main unit with lithium ion battery removed
Carry-on Baggage	✔
Checked Baggage	✔
Quantity Permitted (per person)	-
Conditions: The removed lithium batteries from the main unit and its spare battery
Carry-on Baggage	✔
Checked Baggage	✘
Quantity Permitted (per person)	-

Device must be powered down completely. (Devices must not be in Sleep mode.)
Protect the device by placing it in a sturdy suitcase or wrapping it in items of clothing or similar.
Gas hair curler and curling iron filled with hydrocarbon gas, with a safety cover securely fixed to the heat source, can be checked in or carried on board up to 1 peice per person.

■Self-service Baggage Drop Machines (ANA Baggage Drop)

Check in your baggage easily without having to wait in line at the counter.

Available to passengers who have completed boarding procedures.

[Available at] New Chitose, Fukuoka and Osaka Itami airport

(1)Place your baggage inside the self-service baggage drop machine.
- Items of baggage must be checked in individually. When checking in multiple items, please do so 1 item at a time.
(2)Scan your 2D barcode on the reader on the top right of the machine.
(3)Attach the baggage tag printed out to your item of baggage.
(4)The door will close automatically. Take your baggage claim tag to complete the process.

Self-service Baggage Drop Machines (ANA Baggage Drop)

■Self-service Baggage Tag Issuing Machines（ANA BAGGAGE TAG KIOSK）

Check in your baggage smoothly without having to wait in line at the counter.

Available to passengers who have completed boarding procedures.

[Available at] Chubu Centrair International airport

(1)Place your baggage on the scale.
- Items of baggage must be checked in individually. When checking in multiple items, please do so 1 item at a time.
- Do not move your baggage.
(2)Scan your 2D barcode.
(3)Attach the baggage tag printed out to your item of baggage.
(4)Take the printed baggage claim tag and keep it safe until arriving at your destination.
(5)Go through baggage inspection with following the directions and check in your baggage.

Self-service Baggage Tag Issuing Machines（ANA BAGGAGE TAG KIOSK）

Carry-on Baggage

There are restrictions concerning the types of baggage that can be carried on board.

■Permitted Carry-on Baggage Size

Aside from personal effects, the following baggage is permitted for carry on.

Weight	Up to 10 kg
Size	Total linear dimensions not exceeding 100 cm (up to 45 cm x 35 cm x 20 cm*)
Number of pieces	1

* Includes accessories (e.g., handles, and wheels).

On-board stowage space is limited due to the small aircraft type operated by IBEX Airlines. Please note that cabin space is limited, and that baggage which cannot be stored in the cabin, even if it has passed the security inspection for being within the size limits stipulated above, may require to be checked in at the boarding gate and loaded into the cargo compartment as checked baggage.
A single passenger requiring two or more seats can purchase additional seats for a special passenger fee. The special passenger fee (JPY 11,300) applies if you are bringing baggage that exceeds the carry-on size into the cabin, or if a passenger requires two or more seats. The maximum weight of carry-on baggage for purchased seats is 100 kg per seat, which can be purchased at the ANA airpoer counter or the Reservation and Service Center. (You can also purchase it together with your flight ticket at a travel agency.)
Baggage inspection machines are equipped with a gauge to check the size. Baggage which exceeds the carry-on baggage size limits should be checked in at an ANA baggage drop counter.

■Carry-on Baggage Requiring Special Attention

Baggage Which Cannot Be Carried on Board

Items judged to have the potential to be used as weapons (e.g., scissors, tools), ice skates, bats, golf clubs, kickboards, ski wax, sprays, and knives cannot be carried on board under any circumstances.
Those in possession of any restricted carry-on items should put them in their checked baggage or discard them in the abandoned property box at security before departure or similar.

Electronic and Smokeless Tobacco

The use of smoking substitutes that do not use fire, such as electronic and smokeless tobacco, is prohibited on board out of consideration for other passengers as it may lead to misunderstanding and cause discomfort. (This also applies to items not containing nicotine or tar which emit odors or steam.)

Lighters and Matches

One cigarette lighter (liquid gas lighter/oil lighter containing absorbent material) or box of safety matches can be brought on board.
However, these should be on your person (e.g., in your pocket) as putting them in your carry-on baggage may lead to the outbreak of fire in an non-visible location. Please make sure not to leave them in the cabin.

Lighters containing oil tanks, cigar lighters, and premixed lighters (those producing a powerful blue flame) cannot be carried on board or checked in.

Please check the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Japan website before you travel for further information.

■Stowing Your Baggage

Please stow your baggage under the seat in front of you or in the overhead compartments.
Passengers sitting in the very front row/exit row seats are requested to stow all of their baggage in the overhead compartments.
Leaving baggage in a location where it might hinder an emergency evacuation, such as in the vicinity of the exit row seats, is prohibited by law.

■Musical Instruments

Musical instruments with total linear dimensions not exceeding 100 cm can be carried on board. Please stow them in the overhead compartments.

Double basses cannot be carried on board or checked in.

Passengers Wishing to Carry Musical Instruments on Board that Exceed the Stipulated Size

You can pay a special passenger fee to purchase a seat to which to secure the instrument.

It may be possible to load instruments that cannot be safely secured to seats into the cargo compartment as checked baggage.

■Use of Electronic Devices on Board

The on-board use of the devices stipulated in the MLIT Notice is prohibited and punishable by law with a maximum fine of JPY 500,000.

Please see Electronic Devices for details.

■Passengers with Cell Phones that Require Particular Caution (e.g., cell phones for children)

If the cell phone turns on periodically to send the position or similar even when turned off, please use the function to completely turn it off before boarding, or undo this setting and turn off the main power.
For details, please see Passengers with Cell Phones that Require Particular Caution (e.g., cell phones for children).

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