Cabin: Suitcases with a maximum height of up to 56 cm. The accepted dimensions by airline, which may be subject to change, are: Aegean (56 x 45 x 25) cm, Olympic (55 x 40 x 23) cm, Ryanair: (55 x 40 x 20) cm.
Hard: It is safer compared to fabric ones, as it offers greater protection for its contents in case of impacts or when stacking multiple pieces of luggage. It does not tear easily, is waterproof, and easy to clean.
Fabric: They are lighter than hard material suitcases. Due to their material, they are flexible, which means more storage space. They are convenient to place.
Lock with 3-digit Code (TSA): It is a special type of lock that uses a 3-digit personal code to protect your belongings. Its advantage is that it prevents damage to the lock or the suitcase during a security inspection.
Expandable: It features a second zipper around the perimeter, designed to increase its capacity when desired.
ABS: They offer resistance to impacts and scratches, and are resistant to chemicals and oils. However, since ABS is a more rigid material compared to polypropylene, they are not recommended for frequent and long trips, where greater durability is required.
PVC: They are durable, waterproof, and offer protection against impacts and wear. They are easy to clean and provide long-lasting durability. However, they are considered heavier than other materials.
Polypropylene: They are resistant to impacts and moisture. They are easy to clean, lightweight, and waterproof. A suitable choice for those who travel frequently or with many or fragile items.
23 kg: Maximum allowable weight for checked luggage up to 23 kg, for most airlines in economy class. The typical suitcase dimensions are approximately 70 x 50 x 30 cm.
