Aeropostal

Allowed dimensions: 56x45x25 cm · Maximum weight: 8 kg

The context in a few words

Among the major airlines flying out of Venezuela, Aeropostal is one of the recognized names. You get the standard full-service package: a layered loyalty programme, differentiated cabins, and a carry-on policy designed for long-haul travel.

The numbers speak for themselves: 56x45x25 cm, 8 kg. That's broader than the segment average, which leaves real room for longer trips without checked luggage.

For quick comparison: the IATA reference grid is 56×36×23 cm at 7 kg. Aeropostal sits around 56x45x25 cm, with a weight cap of 8 kg — that benchmark anticipates cabin allowance. Any bag over by more than a centimetre risks rerouting to the hold.

In practice, the leniency of these heritage carriers comes with extra attention to connections: cabin baggage stays the passenger's responsibility flight-to-flight, and international transfers stack the gate checks.

Aeropostal doesn't communicate clearly on the additional personal item. Counter experience favours a small handbag; beyond that, check with the agent or consolidate in the main suitcase to avoid boarding refusal.

Business class gets extended weight and dimensions — N/A si pas de classe Affaires on the most generous tier. Not to be confused with a courtesy upgrade: it's a contractual allowance.

Which bag for Aeropostal?

For Aeropostal, the safer bet remains a cabin case sized to industry references. The shortlist below matches that brief, with formats that clear without a second look at the gauge.