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Airline cabin size requirements

Skr4wny · 2004-09-19 17:38:11

Anyone know what they are for bags?

19-09-2004 5:38pm

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Anyone know what they are for bags?

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#2 20-09-2004 8:20pm

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Most airlines have a 7kg limit. Sizes are probably fairly standard. What does your ticket say?

http://www.ryanair.com/termscond/conditions.html

weighing not more than 10kg and being less than 50cm x 35cm x 23 cm (20 x 14 x 9ins) in

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#3 20-09-2004 9:50pm

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Well I haven't got a ticket yet so I don't know, the bag is within thos dimension, but could be more than 10 kgs, will they weigh it or could one blag there way on with it. I just don't like checking in stuff.

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