This editable carry-on checklist is a starting point, not an official airline or airport packing list. Quantities illustrate packed items for one person on a three-night trip in mild weather, in addition to clothes worn for travel. Reuse what you have and leave optional extras skipped until you need them.
Your checklist ↓Confirm the number, size and weight of bags allowed by your ticket and the airline operating each flight. Check departure and transfer security rules, the weather and what your accommodation supplies. The applicable airline and security rules take priority over this starter list.
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Choose one plan per row. The checkbox is separate. If you own some and need more, split the item into two rows. Optional items start as Skip.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Reuse a bag that fits your booked allowance; measure it including handles and wheels.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Only as an additional bag if your ticket permits it; your main bag may already serve this role.
Quantity: 1 · Already own
Confirm the documents for your route separately; keep originals accessible and details out of this list.
Quantity: 1 · Already own
Use the format accepted by your airline and airport; keep booking details out of shared list text.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Optional; add only if it helps organise the bag you have without crowding out essentials.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Optional; a lightweight bag you already have can separate worn clothes from clean ones.
Quantity: 3 · Already own
Three packed tops are a three-night example; adjust for activities, weather and washing plans.
Quantity: 2 · Already own
Choose pieces you can combine with your tops; this count excludes the outfit worn for travel.
Quantity: 3 · Already own
Example packed changes for three nights; edit for your needs rather than buying a travel set.
Quantity: 3 · Already own
Adjust the three-pair example to the shoes and activities you actually plan to use.
Quantity: 1 · Already own
Bring what you normally wear for sleeping, suited to the expected room temperature.
Quantity: 1 · Already own
Choose for the forecast and your outfits; skip a packed duplicate if you wear it for travel.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Only if an activity needs a different pair from the shoes you wear for travel.
Quantity: 1 · Already own
Pack the one you use; a special travel toothbrush is optional.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Check container capacity and the applicable security rules for pastes.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Only what you use and the accommodation does not supply; check liquids, gels and aerosols individually.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Use the type required at your departure and transfer checkpoints; reuse a compliant bag.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Optional for other toiletries; do not assume it replaces a security-required liquids bag.
Quantity: 1 · Already own
Use your existing phone; keep it charged and accessible for the journey.
Quantity: 1 · Already own
Check the connection for the devices you bring; avoid packing redundant chargers.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Only if needed; check your charger's instructions and the sockets at the accommodation.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Optional; check the airline's capacity, quantity and use limits before choosing one.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Only if planned work or activities need it; use a device you own and remember its charger.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Add if the forecast and outdoor plans call for it; reuse a suitable jacket.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Optional for listening or calls; use your existing pair and check device compatibility.
Confirm whether your ticket includes only an under-seat bag or also a larger cabin bag. Measure the bag you own, including handles and wheels, against the operating airline's limits. If you need a replacement, choose the exact model and size before a Muchita Shopping price check; check delivery charges separately.
Lay out outfits for the trip's weather and activities, then edit the example quantities. Count clothes worn for travel separately so you do not pack duplicates. Try the bag with what you already own before buying packing cubes or extra accessories.
Ask what your accommodation supplies before packing more shampoo or body wash. Check the permitted containers and bag for your departure and any transfer checkpoint; a bottle's capacity matters even when partly filled. Use well-closed containers and keep the items needed for screening accessible.
Keep travel documents and essential electronics easy to remove if the airline sends your larger bag to the hold. Check how your operator wants cabin items packed. A second bag is useful only when your allowance permits it; it is not automatically included with every ticket.
No. Check the operating airline and your ticket for each flight, including the return. A shop's cabin-size label does not confirm the permitted dimensions, weight or number of bags. Measure the actual bag, including handles and wheels.
No. For standard toiletries at US TSA checkpoints, containers must be 3.4 ounces (100 ml) or smaller and fit in one clear quart-size zip-top bag per person. Check current exceptions and the rules at each departure and transfer checkpoint.
Under US FAA rules, remove power banks before the bag goes into the hold and keep them in the cabin with terminals protected. Your airline can impose stricter capacity, quantity and use rules; check them before packing.
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