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Does the 100 ml rule apply to carry-on luggage? In 2025, the switch to CT scanners will mean that some European airports will already allow up to 2 liters per container—for example, Rome Fiumicino, Milan Linate, and Malpensa Terminal 1. In Germany (e.g., BER Berlin), the 100 ml and 1 liter bag rules will mostly still apply. Because rules sometimes vary depending on the terminal, you should check your outbound and return flights separately. Here you can find out where 2 liters are already allowed and how you can pack stress-free.

Hand luggage free of charge or at extra cost? This question is currently preoccupying not only air travelers, but also the courts. The Federation of German Consumer Organizations (vzbv) has issued warnings and filed lawsuits against several airlines for allegedly charging impermissible hand luggage fees. The aim is to ensure that cabin trolleys or small suitcases within standard hand luggage dimensions can be taken on board all airlines at no extra charge in future.

Hauptstadtkoffer now has a new design—more modern, clearer, and more user-friendly than ever. With a completely revamped online shop experience, you can now find the perfect suitcase for your next trip even faster—whether it's a weekend getaway, summer vacation, or business trip. Our goal: to make buying suitcases as easy and enjoyable as possible—for everyone who loves to travel.

The best suitcase brands in 2025 combine polycarbonate, ABS shells, quiet 360° double wheels, low weight, and reliable service. Hauptstadtkoffer develops durable models with available replacement parts for precisely this purpose—fairly priced and customer-oriented from Berlin.