Cabin

Small-sized suitcase that can be carried on board the aircraft cabin. In most airlines, the maximum allowed height is 55 centimeters and the corresponding weight is 8 kilograms.

It is a special type of lock that uses a 3-digit personal code to protect your belongings. Its advantage is that it prevents the lock or the suitcase from being damaged during a security check.

Hard

Suitcases made of hard material are more secure compared to fabric ones, as they offer greater protection for their contents in case of impacts or when stacking multiple pieces of luggage. They do not tear easily, are waterproof, and easy to clean.

Refers to the weight of the suitcase when it is empty.

3.1

Up to 4 kilograms, the suitcase is considered light.

ABS

(Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
They offer resistance to impacts and scratches, while also being resistant to chemicals and oils. However, since ABS is a more rigid material compared to polypropylene and therefore does not "bend" easily under pressure, it is not recommended for frequent and long trips where greater durability is required.