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Depot 01 · cabin frames · Kedron

Two boxes decide what boards.

A fare comes with one box under the seat and, usually, a second one overhead. The 12 bags on this shelf have each been checked against both boxes at all 18 carriers below, so the fit is settled here rather than at the gate. Build the list on this page and it finishes inside an Amazon.com.au cart.

frames on file
18
bags checked
12
read on
November 2026

Bay 01QF · Qantas

frame 56 × 36 × 23 cm a 45 × 36 bag inside 36 cm 56 cm along

Locker frame drawn at one scale. A bag wider than 36 cm does not enter, no matter how it is turned.

01 · the loading rules

A ticket buys boxes, not kilos of space.

Before any bag is measured, the fare has already set the allowance. Three shapes cover almost every ticket sold out of Australia.

01

Under the seat only

The leanest fares hand over one small box and nothing for the locker. It has to travel fully beneath the seat ahead, which is why the under-seat figures in the table sit around 40 by 30 by 20.

02

Under the seat and overhead

The common shape: a personal item plus a cabin bag in the locker, with the two often sharing a single weight ceiling between them rather than counting separately.

03

Two locker pieces

Premium cabins and a few long-haul economy fares open a second locker piece. The frames stay the same; the count of pieces and the ceiling above them are what change.

02 · the bag shelf

Twelve bags, each with a stamp.

The stamp is a count: how many published frames of its own slot the bag clears. Nine are built for the space beneath a seat, the other three for the bin above.

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03 · cabin kit

The parts that stop a good bag going wrong.

A scale settles the weight question at home. Cubes buy back the corner you cannot see. None of it is glamorous, all of it earns its place in the box.

All 17 pieces →

04 · the frames

Eighteen carriers, quoted line by line.

Each row comes from the carrier's own baggage page, read in November 2026. A dash in a column means the airline prints nothing there, and nothing is what this table prints back.

Published cabin frames — centimetres, kilograms
Carrier Under-seat box Locker box Locker ceiling
QFQantas 40 × 30 × 20 cm 56 × 36 × 23 cm 7 kg
VAVirgin Australia 45 × 33 × 20 cm 56 × 36 × 23 cm 8 kg
JQJetstar 40 × 30 × 20 cm 56 × 36 × 23 cm 7 kg
ZLRex — 56 × 36 × 23 cm 7 kg
NZAir New Zealand — 55 × 40 × 23 cm 7 kg
SQSingapore Airlines — 56 × 36 × 23 cm 7 kg
EKEmirates 45 × 35 × 20 cm 55 × 38 × 22 cm 7 kg
QRQatar Airways — 50 × 37 × 25 cm 7 kg
CXCathay Pacific — 56 × 36 × 23 cm 7 kg
FJFiji Airways — 55 × 35 × 23 cm 7 kg
TGThai Airways — 56 × 45 × 25 cm 7 kg
MHMalaysia Airlines — 56 × 36 × 23 cm 7 kg
TRScoot 40 × 30 × 20 cm 54 × 38 × 23 cm 10 kg
NHANA — 55 × 40 × 25 cm 10 kg
UAUnited Airlines 43 × 25 × 22 cm 56 × 35 × 22 cm sizer only
DLDelta Air Lines — 56 × 35 × 23 cm sizer only
ACAir Canada 43 × 33 × 16 cm 55 × 40 × 23 cm 10 kg
VJVietjet — 56 × 36 × 23 cm 7 kg

Fares, aircraft and routes all move these numbers. The table is a packing aid; the booking confirmation is the authority, and it was read in November 2026.

05 · the gauge

Set the frame. The shelf answers.

Choose the carrier on your ticket and the slot you intend to use. The published box, its ceiling and the count of bags that clear it appear on the right.

Slot

The frame

No airline picked yet

Choose a carrier and a slot: its published box, ceiling and the count of bags that clear it appear here.

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06 · the hand-off

The list leaves here as a cart.

1

Mark what interests you

A button on any card puts the item on a list that lives in this browser alone. No login, no email, nothing leaves the machine.

2

Trim the list

Quantities change line by line, and a line can be dropped. The list page totals what it is holding so the size of the order is obvious before you leave.

3

Finish inside Amazon

One button rebuilds the same items as an Amazon.com.au cart. Stock, delivery and the card all belong to Amazon from that point.

07 · questions

What gets asked at the counter.

Is the stamp a guarantee the bag will board?

No. It says the bag fits the frame that carrier prints, on the arithmetic. A full bag can bulge past its own dimensions, and a gate sizer measures the bag in front of it, not the listing.

Why do some carriers show a dash under the seat?

Because they allow a personal item without printing a box for it. A dash means the airline published no figure; it does not mean the space is unlimited, and it certainly does not mean zero.

Does one stamp cover both slots?

No. Each bag is stamped against the slot it is built for. A locker bag is checked against locker frames, an under-seat bag against under-seat frames, and the count on the card belongs to that one comparison.

Are the prices live?

They were read in November 2026 and they drift. The figure that matters is the one in the Amazon cart at checkout, and that can differ by a few dollars in either direction.

What happens to the list if I clear my browser?

It goes with the site data. The list is a local storage entry, not an account, so nothing exists on a server to restore it from. Build it again in a minute if that happens.

Do you take payment or handle delivery?

Neither. The site shows listings, measures them and passes a list to Amazon. Orders, payments, returns and delivery are all Amazon's, under Amazon's terms.

Frames quoted, not guessedEvery box traced to the carrier page it came from

No card fields hereNothing is charged on inanotherworld.com

A list, not a checkoutThe hand-off is a link into Amazon's own cart

Built for AustraliaCarriers that actually fly from Australian airports

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