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Cork-Dublin Baggage Check In

  • 04-10-2006 12:19pm
    #1
    jamieh
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    Hey,

    I booked a Ryanair flight from Cork-Dublin for 2 weeks time.

    They charge extra for check-in baggage, which I figured I wouldn't need as I'm only going for one night.

    I just remembered the "no liquids\gels" security measure.

    I'll have aftershave\deodrant etc etc etc.....will I have to check the bag in?


Comments

  • #2
    bucks73
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    Those restrictions only apply to flights departing the UK. So...no.


  • #3
    xebec
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    bucks73 wrote:
    Those restrictions only apply to flights departing the UK. So...no.

    Eh... I wasn't allowed bring any through Dublin and a few other airports a few weeks ago. Has it changed?


  • #4
    bucks73
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,905 ✭✭✭bucks73


    xebec wrote:
    Eh... I wasn't allowed bring any through Dublin and a few other airports a few weeks ago. Has it changed?

    You wrent allowed bring what through Dublin? Were you flying from Dublin or to Dublin?

    http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/airport-security/

    All the extreme security measures were in place at UK airports for flights departing FROM the UK. Thats why Ryanair are bringing a case against the UK government becuase they had so much trouble in Stansted.


  • #5
    Base
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    In theory you shouldn't be affected but I wouldn't check the bag in either way. If needs be I'd sooner buy the necessary items at the other end. It would be beyond me if €15/20 didn't cover your toiletry requirements for one night!


  • #6
    therecklessone
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    I have travelled a number of times out of Dublin since the security alert with hand baggage containing deoderants/toothpaste etc. Not been stopped once.

    There are no new restrictions on flights from Dublin to Cork or back again.


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