Ryanair hand luggage - Any weird or wonderful ideas?

Incapuppy

Flashback wrote: »

I would not travel on Rynnair simply because of their baggage limitations.

If you are only going for a week, then Ryannair fine, but once you start talking two weeks or longer then you really need daily fresh clothes, especially in a hot country. I sweat a lot and I am sure most men do.

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So pay for hold baggage then! You can hardly complain about a charge for hold luggage if you get a cheap flight. Price up your journey with a full service carrier and choose whichever suits you best.

Are you saying that if a flight with BA was £80 and a Ryanair flight was £10 with another £20 for hold luggage then you would choose BA?

Incapuppy

Flashback wrote: »

As a Money Saving Tip, I don't bother to buy the mini shampoo bottles. e.g. £1. for 50ml. When I know I am going on holiday, I take my regular sized bottles, which all near empty. Same goes for toothpaste. It does require forward planning etc... On my return journey, I discard the empty bottles. No need to buy expensive mini bottles.

I am not sure I would be advocating this as I'm not sure all airport security staff would think this acceptable, also - just how many 'full size' toiletry containers can you fit in the regulation sized clear plastic bags???? :rotfl:

gerardflanagan

1IG wrote: »

Can I suggest that anyone who wishes to fly Ryanair Googles this site:- Flylite luggage, and then click on the Flylite Luggage Solutions
They have some very reasonably priced options for your concerns relating to dimensions, and the medium sized option fits the bill exactly with two choices, wheeled at £35.00 or non wheeled at £20.00.

Mike

I'm glad somebody has made custom sized bags, though I think they're a bit expensive. I must say your website has terrible design, it's so bad that if it weren't for newspaper reviews confirming your legitimacy, I would have thought it was a scam site. I hope you take that as constructive criticism.