RYANAIR is set to increase the size of its cabin baggage allowance for all passengers in just weeks. The budget airline has announced the change following the new EU rule change which will ban ...

Ryanair passengers are having to adapt to a new set of baggage rules. The Dublin-based airline on Thursday changed its baggage policy for the second time this year in an attempt to reduce delays.

Under present rules, the bag can measure 40x20x25cm. However, Ryanair is now set to increase its free bag limit by 20 per cent with holidaymakers soon able to take a bag measuring 40x30x20cm instead.

Home; Transport; speed read Ryanair baggage rules: new changes explained. From 1 November, customers will have to pay to bring a small suitcase on board the plane ...

The budget airline has announced a change to luggage limits for free baggage - which will come into action in just a few weeks - here's everything you need to know ...

Irish budget airline Ryanair is considering increasing a bonus it pays staff for identifying passengers with oversized bags.

How does the change compare to other airlines? Ryanair's new personal bag allowance rule is "bigger than the EU standard". It is bigger than Aer Lingus' current allowance (33 x 25 x 20cm).

By Caoimhe Quinn McCullough October 03, 2024 at 3:52pm BST Ryanair has hit out at claims of “secretly shrinking the sizers” at departure gates saying baggage rules have not changed in ten years.

As part of last year's changes, Ryanair tweaked the rules for both hold luggage and for carry on. Passengers who did pay for hold luggage were charged less, with fees falling from £35 to £25 ...