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From the item weight field on each Amazon.sg listing, copied in October 2026 without adjustment. Sellers measure differently and a few publish the parcel rather than the product, so a plate repeats a claim rather than certifying a measurement.

If it boards with you, yes. A cabin allowance covers the bag and everything inside it, so a 350 g collar is 350 g off the top of a seven-kilo fare. On carriers that weigh two pieces together, a pillow in the second bag comes off the same figure.

Because seven is what most economy fares out of Malaysia publish, and the number worth planning around. Scoot allows ten on this table; a business fare or a bundle can allow more, and a promotional fare can allow less.

Yes. A bag can be under the ceiling and still fail a sizer, which is why the three dimensions sit beside each weight on the ceiling pages. The frames here run from 50 by 37 by 25 to 56 by 45 by 25 centimeters.

No. There is no checkout, no payment field and no address form. A plate opens the listing at Amazon.sg, where price, stock, delivery and payment all live, and the tally hands a cart to that shop.

The SGD figure on a plate stays as it was read. The cart is re-priced by Amazon before payment, and the figure at checkout is the one that matters.

No. It sits in this browser under a single local storage key. Clearing site data, using a private window or opening another device starts an empty list, and there is no account that could restore it.

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