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Luggage Allowance: Every Flight From Singapore to the Philippines

Philippine Airlines

PR · Full-service · Economy (Saver / Value / Flex)
Verified 12 Aug 2026
7 kg2 pieces
Hand-carry56 × 36 × 23 cm
30 kgincluded in fare
Checked, freeMax 32 kg/bag

30 kg checked on most economy fares to/from Singapore. Full-service: meal and seat included.

Philippine Airlines baggage page(opens in a new tab)

Weigh-in

kg per checked bag
Total 0 kgWeigh your bags at home and enter the kg. This fare includes 30 kg.

Jetstar Asia no longer flies here.

It stopped on 31 July 2025. The Qantas Group closed its Singapore-based airline after 20 years, citing rising airport and supplier costs. Its Singapore–Manila and Singapore–Clark flights are gone. Scoot and Cebu Pacific absorbed most of that budget traffic. Jetstar Airways (JQ) and Jetstar Japan (GK) are unaffected, but neither flies this route. Read the announcement
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Free checked baggage, by fare

Kilograms included with the ticket. Longer bar = more free checked weight.

Cebu Pacific Go Basic
None included, add on
Cebu Pacific Go Easy
20 kg
Cebu Pacific Go Flexi
20 kg
Scoot Economy (Fly)
None included, add on
Scoot FlyBag / FlyBagEat
20 kg
Scoot ScootPlus
30 kg
AirAsia Low Fare
None included, add on
AirAsia Value Pack
20 kg
Philippine Airlines Economy Supersaver
20 kg
Philippine Airlines Economy (Saver / Value / Flex)
30 kg
Philippine Airlines Premium Economy
35 kg
Philippine Airlines Business
40 kg
Singapore Airlines Economy
30 kg
Singapore Airlines Premium Economy
35 kg
Singapore Airlines Business
40 kg

Free hand-carry (cabin) allowance

Total free cabin weight, cabin bag + personal item combined.

Cebu Pacific Go Basic
7 kg
Cebu Pacific Go Easy
7 kg
Cebu Pacific Go Flexi
7 kg
Scoot Economy (Fly)
10 kg
Scoot FlyBag / FlyBagEat
10 kg
Scoot ScootPlus
15 kg
AirAsia Low Fare
7 kg
AirAsia Value Pack
7 kg
Philippine Airlines Economy Supersaver
7 kg
Philippine Airlines Economy (Saver / Value / Flex)
7 kg
Philippine Airlines Premium Economy
7 kg
Philippine Airlines Business
10 kg
Singapore Airlines Economy
7 kg
Singapore Airlines Premium Economy
7 kg
Singapore Airlines Business
7 kg

Full comparison

AirlineFareTypeHand-carryCheckedMax / bagCabin sizeNotes
Cebu Pacific5JGo BasicLow-cost7 kg2 pcsNone32 kg56 × 36 × 23 cmNo free checked bag. Add from around PHP 2,500 online, cheaper than airport rates. Book baggage before you fly. Official policy
Cebu Pacific5JGo EasyLow-cost7 kg2 pcs20 kg32 kg56 × 36 × 23 cm20 kg checked included. Good middle option if you carry padded pasalubong. Official policy
Cebu Pacific5JGo FlexiLow-cost7 kg2 pcs20 kg32 kg56 × 36 × 23 cm20 kg checked plus flexible rebooking. You can prepay up to 3 checked pieces total. Official policy
ScootTREconomy (Fly)Low-cost10 kg2 pcsNone32 kg54 × 38 × 23 cmNo free checked bag, but a generous 10 kg cabin allowance. Gate agents do weigh cabin bags. Official policy
ScootTRFlyBag / FlyBagEatLow-cost10 kg2 pcs20 kg32 kg54 × 38 × 23 cm20 kg checked bundled. FlyBagEat adds a meal. Extra weight is route-priced online. Official policy
ScootTRScootPlusLow-cost15 kg2 pcs30 kg32 kg54 × 38 × 23 cmScoot’s premium cabin. Bigger seat, 30 kg checked, 15 kg cabin. Official policy
AirAsiaZ2Low FareLow-cost7 kg2 pcsNone32 kg56 × 36 × 23 cmNo free checked bag. Buy 20–60 kg as an add-on. Cheapest when bought with the ticket. Official policy
AirAsiaZ2Value PackLow-cost7 kg2 pcs20 kg32 kg56 × 36 × 23 cmBundle with 20 kg checked plus seat. Verify the Manila–Singapore schedule when you book. Official policy
Philippine AirlinesPREconomy SupersaverFull-service7 kg2 pcs20 kg32 kg56 × 36 × 23 cmPAL’s cheapest economy. Lower checked allowance than other economy fares; verify at booking. Official policy
Philippine AirlinesPREconomy (Saver / Value / Flex)Full-service7 kg2 pcs30 kg32 kg56 × 36 × 23 cm30 kg checked on most economy fares to/from Singapore. Full-service: meal and seat included. Official policy
Philippine AirlinesPRPremium EconomyFull-service7 kg2 pcs35 kg32 kg56 × 36 × 23 cmOffered on widebody rotations. Check the aircraft for your date before you rely on it. Official policy
Philippine AirlinesPRBusinessFull-service10 kg2 pcs40 kg32 kg56 × 36 × 23 cmTwo cabin pieces up to 10 kg total, 40 kg checked, priority handling. Official policy
Singapore AirlinesSQEconomyFull-service7 kg2 pcs30 kg32 kg115 cm total (L+W+H)30 kg checked on the weight concept. Economy Lite fares can be lower; check your fare rules. Official policy
Singapore AirlinesSQPremium EconomyFull-service7 kg2 pcs35 kg32 kg115 cm total (L+W+H)35 kg checked. Offered on widebody SIN–MNL rotations. Official policy
Singapore AirlinesSQBusinessFull-service7 kg2 pcs40 kg32 kg115 cm total (L+W+H)40 kg checked, lounge access, priority baggage. Official policy
Learn more about baggage rules

Whether you are flying home for the holidays or hauling balikbayan pasalubong, the baggage rules decide your bill. Here is the hand-carry and checked allowance for all 5 airlines flying Singapore to the Philippines, across 15 fare options. Pick your fare above, or open Compare every fare to search, sort and see the charts.

Last verified 12 August 2026. Rules and fees change, so confirm on the airline’s site before you fly.

The short version

If you travel light and only bring a cabin bag, the budget carriers win. Scoot gives you the most free cabin weight at 10 kg, while Cebu Pacific and AirAsia give the standard 7 kg. If you always check a bag full of pasalubong, a full-service ticket on Philippine Airlines or Singapore Airlines often costs less once you add the 20 kg the budget fare left out, and you get a meal and a seat on top.

Hand-carry: the 7 kg rule (and Scoot’s 10 kg)

Almost every airline on this route caps free hand-carry at 7 kg total, split across one cabin bag and one small personal item like a handbag or laptop bag. Cebu Pacific, AirAsia and both full-service carriers all sit at 7 kg. Scoot is the outlier at 10 kg, which helps if you are trying to avoid a checked bag entirely. Gate agents on the budget carriers do weigh cabin bags, so do not assume they will wave you through. A cabin bag tagged at the gate is charged at the airport excess rate, the most expensive way to pay.

Checked baggage: budget fares start at zero

This is where the money hides. On Cebu Pacific Go Basic, Scoot’s Fly fare, and AirAsia’s Low Fare, the checked allowance is zero. You buy it as an add-on, and it is always cheaper bought with the ticket than at the airport counter. Cebu Pacific’s Go Easy and Go Flexi bundle in 20 kg. Philippine Airlines and Singapore Airlines include 30 kg on most economy fares, rising to 35 kg in premium economy and 40 kg in business. Across every airline here, no single bag may exceed 32 kg, a handler-safety limit, even when your total allowance is higher.

The balikbayan-box question

A standard balikbayan box does not travel as normal checked baggage on these flights. It usually goes by sea or air cargo through a forwarder, which is a separate service from your ticket. If you are hand-carrying extra weight home as checked bags instead, price the airline’s prepaid excess against a door-to-door cargo forwarder before you decide. For a few kilos, prepaid airline baggage wins. For a full box, cargo is almost always cheaper.

A note on Jetstar Asia

Jetstar Asia flew Singapore to Manila for years, but the airline ceased all operations on 31 July 2025. It is no longer an option on this route, so it is left off the comparison. If an old blog post or a search result still lists Jetstar for Singapore to Manila, it is out of date.

How to not overpay

Buy your checked baggage online when you book, or at least well before the airport. Weigh your bag at home; a luggage scale costs a few dollars and saves far more. Spread weight across bags so none crosses 32 kg. And if you are close on cabin weight, wear your heaviest jacket and shoes through the gate. None of this is glamorous, but it is the difference between a calm check-in and a surprise fee at the counter.

Verify before you fly.Baggage allowances and fees change, and they can differ by exact fare code, promo, and aircraft. Every fare links to the airline’s official baggage page. Treat that page as the final word, and this tool as your fast head-to-head.

Airlines on this route

  • Cebu Pacific (5J, Low-cost): SIN ↔ Manila, Cebu, Clark, Iloilo (via Manila). The busiest budget carrier for kababayans. Baggage rates rose on 19 February 2026.
  • Scoot (TR, Low-cost): SIN ↔ Manila, Cebu, Clark, Davao. Singapore Airlines’ budget arm. Best free cabin allowance at 10 kg. The only carrier flying Singapore–Davao direct.
  • Philippine Airlines (PR, Full-service): SIN ↔ Manila. Full-service flag carrier. Meal, seat and generous checked allowance included.
  • Singapore Airlines (SQ, Full-service): SIN ↔ Manila, Cebu. Premium full-service. Weight-concept baggage, up to 32 kg per bag.
  • AirAsia (Z2, Low-cost): SIN ↔ Manila, Cebu. Philippines AirAsia (Z2), not the Malaysian AK. Confirm the flight is operating on your date.

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