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How this conversion works
For a per-side rule, the checker sorts both dimension lists so a rotated bag can fit, then compares corresponding sides. It reports any dimension that exceeds your entered allowance.
For a linear-size rule, it adds length, width and height. The result compares only the numbers you enter; it does not look up an airline.
A worked example
For a 20 × 14 × 9 bag and an entered allowance of 22 × 14 × 9, each corresponding side is within the limit. The bag’s linear size is 43.
Before you use the result
No airline rules are stored. Check the current policy for your ticket and flight. Shape, weight, handles, wheels and airline measurement can still affect acceptance. Nonzero numeric inputs for these compound calculations are limited to 1e-40 through 1e40.
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