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Aer lingus luggage query

  • 15-08-2019 12:40pm
    #1
    sallyanne12
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    If booking flights for a week with aer lingus, would the saver be enough? You can bring 1 10kg cabin bag.. would it be enough? There's a 3 year old and adults going.. is it full price for a 3 year old? Thanks


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  • #2
    ted1
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    sallyanne12 wrote: »
    If booking flights for a week with aer lingus, would the saver be enough? You can bring 1 10kg cabin bag.. would it be enough? There's a 3 year old and adults going.. is it full price for a 3 year old? Thanks

    That’s 20kg between an adult and child. Should be enough. Although Depends where you are going and if you need heavy warm gear.
    You can bring a buggy for free. We used to load stuff securely into the bottom of the buggy before folding it.


  • #3
    rossie1977
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    For a week it should be plenty. If you have doubts book a place with a washing machine. If not an option most 4 star hotels up offer laundry service and if staying in city there should be plenty of launderettes


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