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Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« on: September 01, 2018, 02:12:46 pm »
https://www.ryanair.com/ie/en/useful-info/help-centre/faq-overview/Baggage/new-bag-policy-effective-01st-november?cmpid=email_AT_CabinBagPolicy_Nov1OutInImp_en_noseg_noab_nodev_dl_activetrip

New Bag Policy (Effective 01st November)

From 01st November 2018, non-priority customers who wish to bring a second larger wheelie bag (10kg weight) must purchase the 10kg Check-in Bag for €/£8 if purchased during the initial flight booking, or €/£10 if added online after booking up to 40 minutes before the scheduled flight departure time. The 10kg wheelie bag must be deposited at the airport bag drop desk prior to entering security. Please be advised this new bag option is available to purchase from the 01st September 2018 for travel on/after 01st November.

Non-priority customers who have not added a bag to their booking can still purchase a 10kg wheelie bag at the airport bag drop desk for €/£20 or €/£25 at the boarding gate.

Main benefits of this new policy will be reduced flight delays and cheaper checked bag option. Additional advantages for customers will be the ability to pack more liquids into their 10kg checked wheelie bag and walk to the boarding gate 'hands free.' We have also increased the permitted size of the free small carry-on bag by 43% from 35 x 20 x 20cm to 40 x 20 x 25cm.”

Some questions you might have:

How is this different from the previous carry-on bag policy?

Previously, all non-priority customers could bring 1 (small) carry-on bag and 1 bigger (wheelie) bag free of charge. The bigger bag was tagged at the gate and put in the hold (for free). This led to the tagging of up to 120 free gate bags which caused delays to 25min turnarounds. From November, non-priority customers can only bring 1 free (small) carry-on bag – there will be no free gate bags. Only priority customers can continue to bring two free bags. (1 small carry-on + 1 wheelie bag)

What about customers who have already booked flights before 1 September for travel on/after 1 Nov?

The new bag policy will apply to all travel on/after 1 November. Non-priority customers who booked flights before 1 September (for travel after 1 Nov) can either add Priority Boarding for €/£8* or a 10kg bag for €/£10* or they may cancel their booking for a full refund. *(price when added after booking)

What happens if my small bag doesn't fit in the sizer?

 If non-priority customers’ 1 free small bag doesn’t fit then they will pay a gate bag fee of €/£25 and their bag will be tagged and placed in the hold.
Where does the small bag go on board?

Small bags must be able to fit under the seat in front of you.

How many wheelie bags can you fit on board?

Approx. 100 wheelie bags will fit in the overhead lockers which more than facilitates all priority passengers.

What happens if more than 100 customers want to buy Priority Boarding?

They can’t - Priority Boarding is capped at 95 customers per flight (out of 189 guests).

What about infants; can parents still bring an extra changing bag?

Yes, a small (5kg) baby bag may be also carried free of charge by customers traveling with an infant. (Any child under 2 years)

What about customers with waivers for medical items?

Medical equipment can still be brought on board free of charge subject to preclearance by our special assistance team.
If it doesn't have a roof sign and door stickers it's not a taxi.

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2018, 03:02:59 pm »
They say Mad Mick is still the cheapest even with the bag charge.

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #2 on: September 01, 2018, 03:12:10 pm »
Sometimes. My summer vacation (Bologna Airport) was much cheaper with Aer Lingus. I've already booked my October break (Malaga Airport) - that was split, Ryanair out and Aer Lingus back. Going to Minehead for the darts in November so booked flights to Bristol - a lot cheaper with Ryanair at €30 return per man but the Aer Lingus option on that route is actually Stobart Air (formerly Are Lingus Regional) and, being in November that'll be subject to the baggage surcharge, probably €20/man... but we might get away with less... would three shirts, a pair of trousers, 3 pairs of jocks and 6 socks squeeze into 40x20x25? If so, we might get away with one 10Kg check in between us which will enable us bring darts and toiletries with us...
If it doesn't have a roof sign and door stickers it's not a taxi.

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #3 on: September 01, 2018, 03:21:46 pm »
^ I always use Google Flights... gives you all the options from all the airlines and if there's significant savings to be made by moving dates slightly or going from Belfast it'll prompt you.
If it doesn't have a roof sign and door stickers it's not a taxi.

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #4 on: September 01, 2018, 03:52:58 pm »
^ I always use Google Flights... gives you all the options from all the airlines and if there's significant savings to be made by moving dates slightly or going from Belfast it'll prompt you.




Mad Mick has a lot of destinations sown up,  Ibiza for one ,if you want to get there  you don't have a choice,
Thank fuck he  got blocked from getting his hands on Aer Lingus,
 Perish the thought.

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #5 on: September 01, 2018, 11:47:29 pm »
Sometimes. My summer vacation (Bologna Airport) was much cheaper with Aer Lingus. I've already booked my October break (Malaga Airport) - that was split, Ryanair out and Aer Lingus back. Going to Minehead for the darts in November so booked flights to Bristol - a lot cheaper with Ryanair at €30 return per man but the Aer Lingus option on that route is actually Stobart Air (formerly Are Lingus Regional) and, being in November that'll be subject to the baggage surcharge, probably €20/man... but we might get away with less... would three shirts, a pair of trousers, 3 pairs of jocks and 6 socks squeeze into 40x20x25? If so, we might get away with one 10Kg check in between us which will enable us bring darts and toiletries with us...
Just wear the extra shirts, put a plastic bag in one of the pockets, take the excess clothes off when you get on board, oh and wear a coat with plenty of pockets, stick the socks and jocks into the pockets of said coat

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #6 on: September 02, 2018, 01:15:23 am »
You are no longer allowed use the term Cabin bags. The correct term is Flight Attendant!

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #7 on: September 07, 2018, 04:41:17 pm »
Panic over, seems like they had a rethink for existing bookings:

Email from Ryanair:

Dear Stephen,

Our Cabin Bag Policy has changed. You can now only bring one small personal bag on board (max 40x20x25cm) that must fit under the seat in front of you.

As you booked (ref removed) prior to the announcement of our new Cabin Bag Policy, we will add a 10kg Check-in Bag for each passenger on your booking, free of charge. This will be visible in the "view itinerary" section in your myRyanair account and on your boarding pass.

This 10kg bag must be dropped off at the check-in desk and will be available for collection at the baggage carousel in your arrival airport.

Enjoy your trip.

Ryanair Customer Service


Say what you like about the foul-mouthed, uncouth, discounting scumbag that is Michael O'Leary but ya can't beat his prices! I mean €30 return to Bristol, it's less than the taxi fare to the airport, FFS.
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If it doesn't have a roof sign and door stickers it's not a taxi.

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #8 on: September 07, 2018, 05:28:08 pm »
Can't beat that
Dis an Dat Im not a rat

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #9 on: September 07, 2018, 10:19:25 pm »
Doesn’t mention what they are going to do for your return flight though

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Re: Ryanair Cabin Bags Policy
« Reply #10 on: September 08, 2018, 11:56:45 am »
The itinerary shows a checkin in bag on both flights for all passengers. In my best regional English accent, now we can bring us darts and it won't cost us a brass farthing!
If it doesn't have a roof sign and door stickers it's not a taxi.

 


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