qantas e190 operated by alliance airlines carry-on allowance

[mviy]

Curious about the QantasLink E190 booked through QANTAS but operated by Alliance Airlines and the carry-on allowance.

I am flying one way business (was originally going to be a larger aircraft but then they changed it) and the other way economy.

The QANTAS website indicates two bags, no more than 14kg combined, but the Alliance Airlines website indicates just one piece 7kg. I should remember from a previous trip, but I'm used to flying the 737 normally.

 

[TheInsider]

Curious about the QantasLink E190 booked through QANTAS but operated by Alliance Airlines and the carry-on allowance.

I am flying one way business (was originally going to be a larger aircraft but then they changed it) and the other way economy.

The QANTAS website indicates two bags, no more than 14kg combined, but the Alliance Airlines website indicates just one piece 7kg. I should remember from a previous trip, but I'm used to flying the 737 normally.

You haven't booked with Alliance, it's effectively a Qantas flight, so Qantas rules apply.

 

[anat0l]

Note that the overhead lockers are slightly smaller on E90s. The ones on the right side of aircraft are bigger than the ones on the left.

I can fit a standard roller up there, but it's a snug fit. Anything that doesn't fit will need to be checked in as premium hand luggage.

 

[AustraliaPoochie]

(((Bit late, I know, but for others: )))
Did the QLK(QF1909 and 1908)....
They didnt weight anything or anyone, either in ADL or in NTL.
Re: overhead lockers, right side, facing captain, is larger, FA did say to put big things in there, softer things can be on the left, left side is indeed visually and is smaller, narrower.
In J, its only one seat on A, ... choose E or F if you have something hard sided.
Did not do Y but its quite ok in J.
Pick A or B in Y if light HLO, as its only 2 abreast.
The E190 does have some good points tho, of course, not as good as the 787.
The leather padding in J is nice.

 

[Vic]

I guess port and starboard might be simpler and fairer for describing the side of the aircraft.

 

[AustraliaPoochie]

Roger that: port (red light, left), starboard (green light, right)...
Over.

 

[Vic]

Roger that: port (red light, left), starboard (green light, right)...
Over.

Fixed that for you....