Baggage FAQs
You may bring one carry-on item onboard the aircraft, plus one personal item. See our Baggage page for further information.
Passengers traveling on Delta Connection flights with 50 seats or less are permitted to carry personal items onboard the aircraft. Due to limited overhead and under-seat space, larger items will be tagged with a pink Gate Claim/Planeside tag and loaded in the cargo bin. These bags will be returned to the passenger upon deplaning
All carry-on items must meet Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations and may not exceed 22" x 14" x 9". The FAA mandates that all carry-on items fit under a seat or in an enclosed storage compartment.
Our gate or flight personnel may need to further limit the amount of carry-on baggage for a particular flight, depending on the cabin storage capacity of the plane and the expected number of passengers.
Yes. See our Carry-On Baggage page for more information.
To thank you for your loyalty, your first checked bag fee is waived with Delta Medallion Status or as a SkyTeam® Elite & Elite Plus Member. You may qualify for additional waived bag fees and an increase in the weight of your checked bag depending on your fare type. For full details and baggage fees, visit the Baggage page.
Some bag fees apply to passengers traveling internationally. The latest updates and exceptions to these fees can be found on the Baggage page.
If all flights are on the same itinerary, international fees and rules apply to passengers traveling internationally with a connection or stopover in the U.S.
If an international passenger travels to the U.S. and continues their travel within the U.S. on a separate ticket, domestic rules apply.
Complete rules can be found on the Baggage page.
Please visit our checked baggage fees page to find the most up-to-date information by travel region.
Please review the baggage allowance for active-duty U.S. military personnel when traveling on orders or for personal travel on our baggage and travel fees page.
We require outside personal identification on all checked baggage. We also recommend inside identification details, just in case the outside identification gets lost.
Remember to always carry medicine, money, valuable documents, keys, jewelry, cameras and other small fragile items in your carry-on luggage, just in case your baggage is separated from you for a time. And remember to never lock your luggage.
Unfortunately, we cannot assume liability for jewelry, cash, camera equipment or other similar valuable items contained in checked or unchecked baggage on domestic flights. See the Delayed, Lost or Damaged page for more information.
We do not assume liability for unchecked items unless they are given to our personnel for storage during the flight or otherwise delivered into our custody for travel.
Federal regulations require that a cane must be stowed for takeoff and landings in an approved storage compartment. Flexible travel canes, such as those used by customers that are visually impaired, can be stored in the area under passenger seats, as long as the cane doesn't protrude into the aisle or otherwise disturb the crew or other passengers.
If you’ve left something on a Delta aircraft, at a Delta Sky Club, airport counter or gate, report your lost item, opens in a new window here. We’ll do our best to locate and return it to you.
Visitour Lost and Found FAQs page, opens in a new window to check your claim status or get additional help.