Ryanair - Gate bag after November 1, 2018

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Background. RyanAir used to allow two bags per passenger as cabin luggage, free of charge: a small item (e.g. purse, laptop, small bag) and an additional bigger luggage (typically a small wheel suitcase or a backpack, less than 10kg and which can fit in the overhead locker). But they said that too many passengers were bringing oversized luggage and this was causing delays, so they started a much stricter (and incidentally more profitable) policy.

From now on, a passenger who doesn't pay any supplement can only bring one small bag:

All passengers are entitled to bring 1 small personal bag on board which must fit under the seat in front of you (40cm x 20cm x 25cm). Examples include, handbag, laptop bag and small backpack.

In order to bring an additional piece of luggage, one must pay for one of these two options:

  1. "priority and 2 cabin bags": the passenger can bring an additional bag in the cabin (10kg, 55 x 40 x 20cm). This allows you to bring as much luggage as before the change took place, but now you pay for it.

Passengers who have purchased "Priority & 2 Cabin Bags" or Plus/Flexi/Family ticket or connecting flight ticket can bring 1 additional 10kg bag on board which must fit into the baggage sizer (not exceeding 10kg and dimensions 55cm x 40cm x 20cm).

  1. "10kg check-in bag": as the name suggests, this means that the luggage has to be checked in (not brought in the cabin). Advantage: cabin restrictions about size or forbidden items don't apply. This new option is cheaper than the standard 20kg check-in bag.

Non-priority customers who wish to bring a second larger wheelie bag (10kg weight) must purchase the 10kg Check-in Bag. The 10kg wheelie bag must be checked-in at the airport bag drop desk prior to entering security.

https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/useful-info/help-centre/faq-overview/Baggage/cabin-bag-policy

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