Ryanair Luggage Policy 2024: weight, size, cost & how strict in practice?
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2020
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Which luggage is free on Ryanair? 0:12
Which luggage do you have to pay for? 0:51
What should my carry-on bags weigh? 1:20
What is the maximum size for my two cabin bags? 2:10
How much does the cabin bag cost? 03:39
How strict is the Ryanair luggage policy? 4:50
Don't wait until you get to the airport gate to find out the rules! Whether you're flying with Ryanair for the first time, or you're a frequent flyer who flies on different airlines with different rules, book and pack for your flight with confidence with Travelability's Ryanair baggage policy video. You'll also find out my tip for booking your luggage at the best price.
Sarah Giblin, very frequent flyer and backpack designer, talks you through the weight limits, size, cost and strictness of Ryanair's new luggage policy. Avoid fines, keep your luggage with you and travel with peace of mind wherever you go.
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FANTASTIC VIDEO. SOOO GLAD I FIND IT .I REALLY GET ALL THE ANSWERS I NEED.THANK U
Thank you for the very important information that there is NO WEIGHT LIMIT for free carry on bag, this information is completely absent from their website and I assumed it was a trick and there is a secret limit that we only find out at the airport us to charge us more.
Thank you very much for the video, the tips in 5:52 gave me the idea to resize my oversized hiking backpack
Thank you very much for this video I've learned a lot!
Thank you! That really helps!
the best video !!!!!
Thank you very much for your clear diction and repeat emphasis.
Great vid
Fantastic video
Who needs all of this stress when they go on holiday? Crazy 🤬
damn if you want privileges just don't flight with Ryanair. if you don't have the spirit of light travel choose another company or just pay for you luggage
What about carrying camera bag? I have one bag which will be fitted below and one camera bag. Should I need to pay for it or no?
What are the criterion of a "priority" passenger?
Whats with seats ? If I book the value price, do I get some problems with that ?
Can kids also take a bag with them?
I have a slightly larger bag but if I squeeze it in the sizer will that be okay?
can you check in 2 sguit cases with ryan air?
A few T shirts & Shorts in a JD Bag, essentials in a man bag Job Done!
My guy!
Are customers allowed to carry their 2 normal luggage check-in bags for free in addition to these?
I have a backpack with a height of 50cm. But it's malleable. I am pretty sure it can fit luggage test frame.. will it be ok?
Great video !
Do you think the new x35 could count as small bag if folded down ?
Thanks Mr E! That's a really good question. The RiutBag X35, even in compact mode, is technically too large to fit into the "small bag" category - mainly because it's designed large enough to hold a 15.6" laptop. But this where it's worth considering the strictness of the policy in practice. The last two times I travelled with someone else, that person didn't pay for extra cabin bags and took their RiutBag X35 on as their "small bag" expanded AND fully packed. Wild. I'm flying on Ryanair this Friday with my RiutBag X35. It'll be full, but I'll have a go at emptying it to see whether the compact folded X35 fits under the seat in front. Because that's the crucial test for the small bag. Because I don't want anyone getting caught out, I think the best advice is using the RiutBag Crush as the small bag and the X35 as the paid for cabin bag. Remember, the RiutBag Crush folds down into a small pocket and slips inside your main luggage when you're not using it. Thanks for watching and for your question! Kind regards, Sarah - Travelability/Riut
@@travelability9964 thanks for the response !
Looking forward for you next projects
@@ErykSienicki Hello Mr E! Thanks again for your question. I flew with Ryanair last night and had a good look at how to answer your question in theory and practice. Question: would the folded compact version of the RiutBag X35 work as a "small bag"? Answer 1 - the theory: According to the strict interpretation of Ryanair's new policy, even the compacted X35 would be too big, coming in at about 45 x 35 x 15 cm at its widest points, larger - in parts - than the 40 x 25 x 20 cm allowed. That's because the "small bag" is meant to slide under the seat in front. Whilst some of the spaces under the seat in front are actually quite large, often those on either side of the aisle have a much smaller under seat area. Therefore, Ryanair has decided everyone's small bag needs to fit in the smallest under seat space, just in case they are sitting there. That seems sensible, but it means we have a bit of room for manoeuvre in the real world. Answer 2 - the practice: Standing in the queue, as I was yesterday, waiting to get on - which is the point at which staff review whether they think your luggage is the right size - they let on every medium size soft pack backpack, even in the non-priority "small bag" only queue. There were certainly backpacks larger than the compact X35 getting on with no problem. Sitting in the plane and thinking about your question, I realised I'm getting too caught up about the small seat in front rule. The staff at the gate are not checking whether you are sitting in one of the seats that has a smaller or larger under-seat area. They just want to make sure you have a reasonably small backpack that can just about make it under the seat in front. Once you're on the plane, you're free. Even though you're meant to put your small bag under the seat in front, you can put it anywhere. And this is where the particular shape of the compact/folded RiutBag X35 is your friend. It's wide and flat. It will fit *over* other people's hard cases. So you can slide it in the overhead lockers. The only bags that staff are kicking out of the cabin and into the hold - and yesterday they didn't even charge for it - are oversized hard suitcases. So a slightly larger "small bag" simply isn't an issue for now. For purists, like me, who hate to break rules and happen to have designed a backpack that perfectly fits the "small bag" size, I will stick to the RiutBag Crush as my small bag. But from what I see at the gate, a compact X35 will get on and can go anywhere. Like I said, I know people who book no extra luggage and brazenly get on with a full and heavy X35 as their small bag. I couldn't do it! Conclusion: RiutBag Crush is designed to be a small bag. The X35 in compact mode size, based on my far-too-frequent-Ryanair experience, seems to be allowed as a small bag in practice at the gate. Much detail, but hopefully that gives you a sense of how it's likely to work in practice. Happy travels!
@@travelability9964 That's great news, I will definitely try to sneak in with my x35 hah !
Thank you for taking the time :)
Im traveling with them next month and have bought a "cabin bag" but its 5cm too tall ? Will it fit is there extra room at all ? 😕
Did it fit? I have the same problem
@@Tara__19 any information? I have a calpak carry on ( 22” x 14” x 9”) just 1 inch off from the Ryanair measurements. Wondering if I can still squeeze it in if checked
This video does not sufficiently cover the final stages of check-in bags. If you want 10kg or 20kg in the hold, current additional pricing should be investigated.
r==thanks!
En español?
how about extra body cross bag (small) for woman?
I was having the exact question? Did you get a response?
@@aaaf8224 hi, extra body cross bag for woman is no problem :)
@@AnisaFitrah thank you 🙏
Rynar charged me 45 Euro at the airport for 5 kg of Hand Bag n they did not send reservation no. Via email They made more complicated online check-in. I forgot to check in n again they charged me extra 55 euro for only check in.they r just looting customer.
Can kids bring a wellie 46cm x 31cm x 14cm. Weight: 1.31kg.?
Hi, Do you know if it is okay for 46x31x14cm ? Thnaks
How it went?
My bag is 5cms more but l am gonna put some belts around it to shrink it, and it does shrink tto 40cms, l hope they won't mind
selamm izin verdiler mii cdshgsh
cevaplarsan çok sevinirimm
@@rainsky6227 merhaba, ddaha binmedim, çanta dolunca 40 santim olmadı 42de kaldı, kutudan geçmezse diye korkumdan. Daha küçük çantaya teptim mecbur, gidince bakıcam nasıl işliyor sistem, yazarım, perşembe. Uçak
@@zceylan merhaba sıkıntı yasadınız mı,sistem nasıl isliyor? Biraz daha büyük ebat bir çanta ile seyahay edilebilir mi?
Finally, what happened? My backpack is 42x25x25 and I don't know if they will look at it because it looks more like a sports bag than a traditional backpack
Hi, my additional 10 kg baggage purchased is 45 x 30 x 29. Do you think it will be ok or not really?
How it went?
@@almarocamadour1311 Hmm… you know.. to save stress and peace of mind, I bought a bag with the correct dimensions for Ryanair. It was a great trip to Spain🥰
How it went?
I have the same question, the depth of luggage is 23cm, not sure if it's fine or not?
@@EricLiu1107 how it went
I have a small back back that is 40x17x 30 when full and can easily be squished
And also a sport bag that is 50x30x22 and can also be squished very easily
Would that be ok?
thats a good question for the sport bag, is it ok?
How it went?
_I_need_to_speak_with_support_I'm disabled and need more room
yeah, every others are allowing 55x20x25 for bags, so for you, you need special bags :) ridiculous
. No one so why don't they include one. no one!!
agree. I booked a flight to England .One way is with Ryan air and the other with Easy jet. They drive you crazy with their permanent changes of cabin sizes. I need two different bags. One to go and another size to come bag. Why can't they all agree on ONE SIZE. Bloody ridiculous.!! I oprefer a thousand times the old way. You pay your ticket,get a handbag for the cabin and a 20kilo case. Who the hell can go for a weeks holiday without a case,No One.
Ryanair bunch of money Grabbers.
Stupid Ryan air !!!
omg
Slimy greedy thieves
They’re 1/3 the price of any competitor, if you want to bring more pay more
@@benchoflemons398 the big problem is the routes. I would happily pay more to go with a different airline, but they happen to be the only company flying the route I need. To go with someone else would involve a big detour
Traveling by plane is reserved for the rich..
Thieves