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Singapore Airlines vs Scoot carry-on size

Standard economy fare · checked 10 October 2026

For cabin baggage on the standard economy fare, Scoot gives you more than Singapore Airlines. Singapore Airlines includes a 115 cm total, 7 kg cabin bag and a 40×30×10 cm personal item, while Scoot includes a 54×38×23 cm cabin bag and a 40×30×10 cm personal item. Singapore Airlines and Scoot were last checked against their official pages on 10 October 2026.

Side by side

RuleSingapore AirlinesScoot
Standard fareEconomy ClassEconomy
Cabin bagIncluded: 115 cm total, 7 kgIncluded: 54×38×23 cm
Personal itemIncluded: 40×30×10 cmIncluded: 40×30×10 cm
Weight limitscabin bag 7 kg10 kg for both bags
Last checked10 October 202628 September 2026

What is different

One bag for both

Cabin bag

  • A cabin bag of up to 54 × 38 × 23 cm (21.2 × 14.9 × 9 in) is within the size limits of both Singapore Airlines and Scoot.
  • Its three sides must not add up to more than 115 cm, the total set by Singapore Airlines.
  • Keep it to 7 kg (15.4 lb), the only weight limit published for this bag, set by Singapore Airlines.
  • Scoot also limits both cabin bags together to 10 kg.

Personal item

  • A personal item of up to 40 × 30 × 10 cm (15.7 × 11.8 × 3.9 in) is within the size limits of both Singapore Airlines and Scoot.
  • Scoot also limits both cabin bags together to 10 kg.

Check your bag on Singapore Airlines and Scoot

Every fare

Both airlines publish other fares with different bags. See every Singapore Airlines fare and every Scoot fare.

Singapore Airlines vs Scoot: questions

Is the Singapore Airlines cabin bag allowance bigger than Scoot's?
No: on the standard economy fare, Scoot is more generous. Scoot allows heavier cabin baggage: 10 kg for both bags together, against 7 kg at Singapore Airlines.
Which bag fits both Singapore Airlines and Scoot?
A cabin bag of up to 54 × 38 × 23 cm (21.2 × 14.9 × 9 in) is within the size limits of both Singapore Airlines and Scoot. Our checker turns your own bag in every direction and tests it on Singapore Airlines and Scoot at once in trip mode.

Official sources

Singapore Airlines

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