Ryanair and Baby Pushchair Query

hoxtonbabe

I've always just taken the pram at no charge, (flown with Ryan Air about 5 times since May-Dec 08 and always taken a pram)
they tag it at check in, put it through the detector/xray and off you go, when you get to boarding time you can wheel it as far as the plane doors/steps then the put it away for you and when you land its usually waiting for you at the steps/door.

Hope this helps

youngbutwise

Hi, I travelled to France 2 weeks ago with my 2 year old son from Birmingham airport. Despite checking in online, I decided to go to the Ryanair desk and they gave me a tag for the pushchair. And that was it. No fee to pay. We then went to the security check with our printed online booking et voilà!

As Hoxtonbabe said, you take your pushchair to the bottom of the plane steps and get it back either there or (as we did once we landed in Biarritz) on the luggage carrousel.

Hope this helps.

julzdyer

taking a 15month old and a 3 year old with ryanair

does anyone know of any issues with taking a 'double' pushchair??

lorweld

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