AirSial, the Sialkot-based carrier flying domestic routes and selected international services, publishes its baggage terms inside its official e-ticket information — not on a glossy policy page, but in the document that actually governs your flight. The figures below were read from that official ticket information for our baggage database and verified on October 30, 2026.
AirSial's 22 + 15 + 8 inch hand baggage shape is the classic Pakistani cabin rectangle.
AirSial hand baggage — official figures
Pieces: 1 piece of hand baggage · Size: length 22 + width 15 + height 8 inches (45 inches total) · Weight: maximum 7 kg
Source: baggage section of AirSial's official e-ticket information (airsial.com), verified 2026-10-30. No standalone baggage policy page was found; the ticket information is the governing document.
The size in centimetres — and a small warning
Converted, AirSial's shape is about 56 x 38 x 20 cm. Compare it with the size widely reported for PIA, 55 x 40 x 20 cm: nearly the same box, drawn slightly differently — a touch taller, a touch narrower. A bag bought to the common standard (55 x 40 x 20 cm) totals 115 cm against AirSial's 114 cm total: one centimetre over on paper. In practice, soft bags settle and enforcement works on the total picture, but the strict reading argues for choosing a bag a fraction under the maximum — or one whose three dimensions you can verify sum to 114 cm or less. Our shop states full dimensions on every product for exactly this kind of comparison.
One piece means one piece
AirSial's wording is a single piece of hand baggage. Unlike Gulf carriers that publish a cabin bag plus a personal item, the AirSial rule as published is one total. The traveller's translation: your handbag or laptop bag should be small enough to read as part of that single allowance, and you should be able to consolidate everything into the one piece if asked. The full strategy is in carrying two bags; for ladies, the handbag rule explains the personal-item logic that applies on airlines that publish one.
One piece, 7 kg: the discipline is simple, and a light bag makes it generous.
Packing and buying for AirSial
With 7 kg and one piece, empty weight is everything: a 1 kg duffel leaves 6 kg of trip; a 3 kg trolley leaves 4. AirSial's domestic sectors (Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Sialkot, Multan, Peshawar and Quetta among them) are short, so most travellers need less than they fear — pack by the layer system and weigh at home. In our shop, the feather-light duffel (55 x 35 x 20 cm, about 43 inches total) and the 30L backpack both sit inside AirSial's total with margin.
Checked baggage, for context
The same ticket information describes the standard checked allowance as 1 piece of not more than 20 kg per adult and child (the example given is a Karachi–Peshawar ticket), with checked dimensions to 54 inches total and a maximum of 30 kg accepted for any single bag, with excess and oversize charges applying. Allowances vary by fare type, so your own ticket's figures govern — quoted here only so the hand baggage rule sits in its proper context.
One more practical note from the same source material: AirSial states that infants are not entitled to a free baggage allowance of their own, though a baby cot or pram is carried free. Families should therefore plan the cabin bag as shared family infrastructure — the parents' single pieces carry the baby's essentials too, which is another argument for the lightest bags in the 7kg category and for keeping a change of baby clothes in the personal items, not in anything that might be gate-checked.
