Etihad Airlines Baggage Policy is determined by several factors, including your cabin class, ticket type (Saver, Flex, Value), route, and Etihad Guest frequent flyer status, so it’s crucial to verify your specific allowance on your booking confirmation or the official website before travel; for checked baggage, Economy Saver typically allows one bag up to 23kg (50.7 lbs), Economy Flex usually permits one bag up to 30kg (66 lbs), Business Class generally includes two bags each weighing up to 32kg (70.5 lbs), and First Class often allows three bags each up to 32kg (70.5 lbs), with the total weight limit being key for Economy and the per-bag limit a strict safety maximum; infants (under 2) not occupying a seat receive one checked bag up to 10kg (22 lbs) plus a collapsible stroller or car seat; each checked bag must not exceed 158cm (62in) in total linear dimensions (L+W+H); exceeding your allowance incurs significant excess baggage fees, charged either per kilogram over the weight limit or per extra piece, with rates varying by route (pre-paying online is usually cheaper than paying at the airport); for carry-on baggage, all passengers are entitled to one main cabin bag plus one personal item (like a handbag, laptop bag, or small backpack), with the main bag not exceeding 56cm x 36cm x 23cm (22in x 14in x 9in) and weighing a maximum of 7kg (15.4 lbs), while strict adherence to IATA liquid regulations (containers <=100ml in a clear 1L bag) is mandatory; musical instruments within size/weight limits are generally included in your allowance, but sports equipment may incur fees; remember that allowances can differ for flights originating in certain countries, and your Etihad Guest status (Silver, Gold, Platinum) can provide enhanced baggage benefits, so always check your specific entitlements as policies are subject to change and vary significantly based on your ticket and destination.