About this tool

IndiGo Baggage Allowance Checker

Check cabin and check-in bag weight and size against IndiGo's published allowance and estimate excess baggage charges.

This checker tests a bag's weight and its three dimensions against IndiGo's published cabin and check-in limits and reports the shortfall in kilograms. IndiGo works on a weight concept, not a piece concept: the free check-in allowance is one total figure — 15 kg on a standard domestic fare — that the sum of every checked bag must stay under, alongside one 7 kg cabin bag of 55 × 35 × 25 cm and a 3 kg personal article of 40 × 30 × 15 cm. Enter what your luggage scale and tape measure say and you get a bag-by-bag verdict plus an excess estimate at the rate you were quoted.

How to use IndiGo Baggage Allowance Checker

1. 1

   Open IndiGo Baggage Allowance Checker on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.

2. 2

   Enter the values you already know.

3. 3

   Fine-tune the options to match your scenario.

4. 4

   Read the result and use it in your planning or reporting.

Why use IndiGo Baggage Allowance Checker

• Weight and size together

  Most counters reject on size, not weight — both are tested, in any orientation.

• Weight concept made obvious

  Adds all checked pieces into one total, the way IndiGo actually applies the allowance.

• Excess priced at your rate

  Enter the per-kilo figure your booking quotes instead of relying on a stale default.

Common use cases

• Deciding at home whether to move a kilo from the check-in bag to the cabin bag, before the counter charges for it.
• Checking a new hard-shell trolley against 55 × 35 × 25 cm before buying it for regular 6E domestic flights.
• Splitting a 34 kg bag into two after seeing that no single piece over 32 kg is accepted at the counter.

Frequently asked questions