The 22×14×9 inch cabin bag limit fits most U.S. overhead bins when wheels and handles are included—always check your airline’s allowance.

A 22×16×10 carry-on fits many overhead bins, but it exceeds some airlines’ 22×14×9 limit—check your carrier before you fly.

A 22×16×10-inch suitcase fits some U.S. airlines, but many cap cabin bags at 22×14×9 inches including wheels and handles.

A 22×16×10 suitcase fits on carriers that publish a 16-inch width, while many others still use 22×14×9.

A 22 x 16 x 10 inch suitcase fits Southwest and many European cabins, but it exceeds the 22 x 14 x 9 rule on most U.S. legacy airlines.

The 22×14×9 carry-on size fits most US airline overhead bins when measured including wheels and handles.

A 22×18×10 carry-on usually fits many sizers in the U.S., but check your airline’s posted limits and any weight cap before you pack.

A 22×18×10 carry-on suits many international sizers, but some U.S. lines use 22×14×9—check your airline before you buy.

A 22 × 18 × 10 inch carry-on equals 56 × 45 × 25 cm; it fits airlines with larger cabin limits, but many U.S. carriers won’t accept it.

A 22×18×10 suitcase fits many overhead bins, but airline limits vary and some cap depth at 9 inches.