A taxi is the clearest route to consider when carrying bulky luggage. Airport guidance specifically says bulky baggage should be placed inside a taxi’s rear luggage compartment.
Why consider a taxi?
The airport lists several transport choices: a direct rail link to the central business district, public buses, taxis and hotel coaches. Of these choices, the cited guidance directly addresses bulky baggage in relation to taxis.
That makes a taxi a practical starting point for comparison—not a guarantee that every vehicle will have enough space.
What to check before travelling
Travellers should:
- Check whether every case can fit fully inside the rear luggage compartment.
- Ask whether the driver is willing to carry the luggage before loading it.
- Confirm the pickup arrangements and current transport information before departure.
- Avoid travelling if the luggage would block the compartment, obstruct access or cannot be accommodated.
What the guidance does not confirm
The available guidance does not establish taxi vehicle dimensions, fares, waiting times or availability. It also does not guarantee that a particular taxi can carry bulky baggage. Travellers must still confirm that the luggage and number of cases fit the vehicle being used.
If they cannot fit inside the rear compartment, an alternative should be confirmed before departure rather than assumed.