Ryanair passengers are being urged to double-check the airline's cabin baggage rules before heading to the airport to avoid unexpected fees. The budget carrier has strict policies in place, and those who fail to comply could face charges of up to £69.99 at the gate.
What Are Ryanair's Cabin Baggage Rules?
The airline permits one small personal bag (40x20x25cm) for free, which must fit under the seat. Larger cabin bags (55x40x20cm) require an additional fee if not pre-booked. Passengers who arrive at the gate with oversized luggage will be charged a premium.
How to Avoid Extra Charges
- Measure your bag before travelling to ensure it meets size restrictions.
- Pre-book priority boarding if you need to bring a larger cabin bag.
- Check Ryanair's website for the latest updates before your flight.
With summer travel in full swing, the airline has been cracking down on non-compliant baggage to ensure smoother boarding processes. Travellers are advised to review the guidelines carefully to avoid last-minute stress and extra costs.
