The official carry-on diagram shows 52 × 41 × 23 cm, including pockets, wheels and handles; oversized items must be checked. One additional personal accessory fitting under the seat is allowed, up to 50 × 40 × 20 cm or 110 linear cm. Check the separate weight allowance for the route and cabin; compliance with dimensions alone does not establish the allowance.

No. Pieces and weight are assigned per passenger and are not transferable. The free allowance depends on travel date, origin, destination and fare class, with possible seasonal or route restrictions. A bag may weigh no more than 32 kg on any flight; this per-piece limit is not a promise of a free 32 kg allowance.

Infants under two receive 10 kg, with a checked-bag size limit of 158 linear cm. Children aged 2–11 receive the allowance and baggage policy applicable to an adult-fare passenger. The page also gives children occupying a seat the adult allowance and policy; verify the allowance on the particular ticket.

The page treats bags measuring 159–294 linear cm as excess baggage, subject to available aircraft space. Items above 294 linear cm are not accepted as checked baggage and must be arranged through cargo in advance, without a guarantee of travelling on the same flight. Separate domestic size-table limits apply, so do not assume the international oversized range applies to domestic services.

Up to two surfboards or bodyboards per passenger may share one case, weighing no more than 23 kg. Reserve them when buying the ticket or 48 hours before departure; acceptance depends on available space on the assigned aircraft. Remove sharp edges or fins and pack the boards properly. The page states that Cubana does not accept liability for board damage.

The special-baggage page accepts one single-seat sports or competition bicycle per passenger, and only non-motorized bicycles are accepted. Place small parts such as chains, screws and brake components in a plastic bag, and pack the bicycle to prevent contact with the aircraft hold. Confirm special-baggage and excess charges; the acceptance rule does not mean carriage is free.

Eligible instruments may replace the carry-on while you keep your personal item. The cased instrument normally must not exceed 115 linear cm and must fit overhead or under the seat. Guitars, violins and violas must have their strings removed. A slightly oversized guitar or viola remains subject to overhead fit and space at boarding. Larger instruments may need checking or a separately purchased seat as special cabin baggage.

For an instrument replacing an ordinary checked-baggage piece, use a sufficiently strong protective case, no more than 158 linear cm and 23 kg, with all strings loosened. It must be checked under a conditional-acceptance tag signed by the passenger. The page excludes responsibility for damage in soft cases; charges depend on the ticket and baggage policy.

Baggage with fragile, defective or unsuitable packaging is not accepted as checked baggage. Items whose shape, weight or volume prevents safe handling or could damage other bags or the aircraft must be sent as cargo. Check packaging and shape before reaching the airport rather than relying only on the weight allowance.

Avoid doing so. The page states that Cubana does not accept responsibility for loss or damage to checked computers, cameras and accessories, phones, important documents, money and other financial assets, or expensive personal items, and calls for prior declaration of these items. Plan their carriage within cabin and security limits rather than assuming ordinary checked-bag protection covers them.