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Ryanair Baggage Allowance 2020?
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Can i take it as given that being a non priority passenger my 10kg suitcase will be taken off me and put in the hold at no extra cost?
Can i take it as given that being a non priority passenger my 10kg suitcase will be taken off me and put in the hold at no extra cost?
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The baggage allowance (size, weight and cost) should be exactly what you were told at the time of buying your ticket and procedures should be according to the latest notice from the airline on the day. You need to watch what the current procedure amounts to, best to look at their site just before you leave for the airport.
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If
(a) your 10kg bag doesn't exceed 55cm x 40cm x 20cm ; AND
(b) there's still enough space left in the overhead lockers when you book ;
then you can pay between £6 to £20 (depending upon the route and date) in advance for 'Priority & 2 Cabin Bags'. You can then take your large bag (together with the regular small one, which you're allowed anyway) into the cabin. The option to do so, subject to space, is available up to 2 hours before departure (or up to 40 minutes before departure if you use the Ryanair app).
If there's no space left when you try to book the above service, or if you're beyond the time limits stated, you can pay between £10 and £25 (again, depending upon the route and date) to have your bag (which must conform to the size limits above) placed in the hold.
If you simply turn up at the gate without having followed either of the above procedures, your bag can still be placed in the hold but the maximum fee (of £25) will automatically be applied.
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If
(a) your 10kg bag doesn't exceed 55cm x 40cm x 20cm ; AND
(b) there's still enough space left in the overhead lockers when you book ;
then you can pay between £6 to £20 (depending upon the route and date) in advance for 'Priority & 2 Cabin Bags'. You can then take your large bag (together with the regular small one, which you're allowed anyway) into the cabin. The option to do so, subject to space, is available up to 2 hours before departure (or up to 40 minutes before departure if you use the Ryanair app).
If there's no space left when you try to book the above service, or if you're beyond the time limits stated, you can pay between £10 and £25 (again, depending upon the route and date) to have your bag (which must conform to the size limits above) placed in the hold.
If you simply turn up at the gate without having followed either of the above procedures, your bag can still be placed in the hold but the maximum fee (of £25) will automatically be applied.
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