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Ryan Air Cork Airport

  • 13-07-2016 8:26pm
    #1
    curly from cork
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    Just wondering how likely it is that Ryan air will offer to check in hand luggage for free at the check in desk ? Flying in a few weeks. I know Aer Lingus seem to offer all the time now but wondering if anyone has experience of Ryan air .


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  • #2
    Miss Demeanour
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    curly from cork wrote: »
    Just wondering how likely it is that Ryan air will offer to check in hand luggage for free at the check in desk ? Flying in a few weeks. I know Aer Lingus seem to offer all the time now but wondering if anyone has experience of Ryan air .

    I'm not sure about the check in desk but it's likely they will offer to check it in for free as you queue to board. I have flown with them twice this year and it was announced both times.


  • #3
    .red.
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    If you are checking in a bag they will ask if you want to check thru your hand luggage. They do it for any flight that has over 140 people travelling(which is most of their flights). If they dont get enough bags at check in they get them at the boarding gate. I dont think they can take a bag at check in if you dont already have one checked in tho.


  • #4
    Ludo
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    Depends on the flight I'm guessing. If the flight is nearly full they will offer. If only half full they don't. Seems to be the pattern anyway with aer Lingus that I have noticed. Open to correction though.


  • #5
    .red.
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    Ludo wrote: »
    Depends on the flight I'm guessing. If the flight is nearly full they will offer. If only half full they don't. Seems to be the pattern anyway with aer Lingus that I have noticed. Open to correction though.

    They look for 1 bag for everybody over 140 on the flight, it saves a lot of time with people looking for spaces in the overhead bins for them. Pretty much every ryanair from cork has a minimim of 145/150 and most are pretty much full.


  • #6
    xabi
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    If you have a bag to check then they usually offer to take the cabin baggage too.


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  • #7
    curly from cork
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    Thanks for all the replies


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