Ryanair confusing baggage allowance

kiwi07

stevie11 wrote: »

As far as I understand the two bag rule, 10kg is your total allowance. That is how I have managed my bags with Ryanair. If the under seat bag is unlimited weight then that would be a bonus next time I fly.

So 10kg is a total for 2 cabin bags? Now if you want to have a second 10kg cabin bag you have to buy a priority and pay an extra £6, but what if you don't buy a priority for 2 cabin bags and just go with a 1st free cabin bag, what the weight allowance will be?

kiwi07

budgetflyer wrote: »

40 x 20 x 25cm is your free allowance.
"Big" airlines often chuck in a meal, coffee, nuts and the odd G+T.
But they are bot flying you 2000 miles for a tenner .

By the time you add all those "extras" you will near be paying the cost of the "Big" airliner. :mad:

jpsartre

And this upsets you why? Just fly with the "big" airline (whatever that means in this context) if you feel they offer better service at the same price.

stevie11

kiwi07 wrote: »

So 10kg is a total for 2 cabin bags? Now if you want to have a second 10kg cabin bag you have to buy a priority and pay an extra £6, but what if you don't buy a priority for 2 cabin bags and just go with a 1st free cabin bag, what the weight allowance will be?

I think you have 3 options.
1. Take a small under seat bag. The cheapest option. No choice of seat unless you pay extra.

2. The carry on bag, under seat bag, priority boarding. 20kg bag and reserved seat

3. As no2 without 20kg bag plus gives you fast track, free airport checkin.

You can add extras which bumps up the price of course. You takes your choice.