Carry-On Quest.
Can you pack light?
Nine days, three countries, one bag — a 7-minute retro game about the choices our luggage policy is trying to save you from. Zero fees is a perfect run.
Tip: rotate your phone to landscape (or go fullscreen) — the game is widescreen.
Everything the game is trying to teach you.
The one-bag rule
Bring one carry-on suitcase (21″ × 14″ × 9″) or one medium checked bag (27″ × 21″ × 14″, 50 lbs max) — never both. Either way, you also get one personal item (18″ × 14″ × 8″) that fits under the seat.
Intra-Europe flights shrink the limits
- Carry-on: 21″ × 14″ × 9″, 22 lbs
- Checked: 27″ × 21″ × 14″, 44 lbs max
- Personal item: 15.7″ × 11.8″ × 7.9″
Over the limit on an internal flight and the airline charges a fee at the gate — the exact moment the game's weigh-in recreates.
Why carry-on wins
A carry-on can't get lost if it never leaves your side. It skips baggage claim, fits tiny hotel lifts and train racks, and rolls the whole 15-minute walk from the Florence station without complaint. That's the A+ run.
Fee amounts in the game are illustrative, not published airline pricing. The real rules live on the luggage policy page.
Ready to pack the real bag?
The full luggage policy has every size and weight limit, and the packing guide has the category-by-category list that fits a 21-inch carry-on with room to spare.