MSE News: Ryanair loosens hand luggage rules - but most charges stay sky high

Jamjar_2

mrjolly1 wrote: »

It's worth noting that the small 'other bag' is included in the 10kg weight allowance, not in addition to, so don't get too excited! :wall:

From the Ryanair website it states that :-
"One cabin bag per passenger* weighing up to 10kg with maximum dimensions of 55cm x 40cm x 20cm, plus 1 small bag up to 35 x 20 x 20 cms."
I am assuming that you are allowed 1 x 10KG cabin bag plus the smaller bag (no weight specified)
Can anyone clarify?
Thanks JJ

Jamjar_2

I am going to invest in one of these small backpacks for my forthcoming trip with Ryanair :-
decathlon.co.uk/C-819605-backpack-arpenaz-10
Full pack dimensions (cm):- H 31 x W 20 x D 18
Cheap as chips and fingers crossed, should meet Ryanair's T&C's !
JJ

antenna

Jamjar wrote: »

I am going to invest in one of these small backpacks for my forthcoming trip with Ryanair :-
decathlon.co.uk/C-819605-backpack-arpenaz-10
Full pack dimensions (cm):- H 31 x W 20 x D 18
Cheap as chips and fingers crossed, should meet Ryanair's T&C's !
JJ

Only slightly bigger than the bag of chips you are talking about.

catwic

Hi, I've received notification that my Ryanair flight to Dublin will now be operated by air explore. Do the hand luggage rules still apply ie a 2nd smaller bag allowed as carry on luggage? Thanks

PeteDoff

heather_p03 wrote: »

I think Ryan Air is 3rd class travel and would avoid using them.

Unless of course you want to fly from say,

Bristol - Beziers - from about £20 ish (no other carrier on this route)

Stansted to Rodez - from about £20 ish (no other carrier on this route)

London to Carcassonne from about £20 ish (no other carrier on this route)

Faro to Cork direct about £65 with Ryanair or on same date according to Kayak the next cheapest is £277 with 2 stops

etc. etc .etc. The same applies for hundreds of other routes


How many times have you actually flown with them?