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Ryanair Carry on baggage

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  • 17-11-2014 10:43pm
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    wicklowwonder
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    Travelling with Ryanair to Standsted Wednesday, I usually travel with Aer Lingus but Ryanair suits better this this.

    Usually Aer Lingus allow me to carry a small laptop bag over my shoulder, my carry on case (hard case, fits Ryanaire) and a suit bag, just a normal plastic zip one the suit comes in. Technically it is three bags but have never had a problem as all are well below allowance and Aer Lingus have never batted an eye. I know Ryanair are now super friendly, but will I likely face trouble carrying these? What will likely be the outcome, would I be better off paying €20 each way and checking a small bag in?

    Thanks


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    whomitconcerns
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    they are much better...however..you are taking 3 bags and they MAY have issue....I would pay or somehow pack the suit or wear it.


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    Layinghen
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    Think three bags would be pushing it. Ryanair have really relaxed regarding hand luggage but I doubt you would get away with three pieces of hand luggage.


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    techman1
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    I see Ryanair really enforcing the size limits for carry on baggage again. I was never stopped before but the last 2 times I was challenged over the size of my bag. It was a bit bigger than the rules but I had seen people bringing on very large bags for ages before this.

    Has anyone else noticed this increased vigilance lately from Ryanair regarding baggage



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