If you are travelling in 2023 via Ryanair, you may want know the airline's current travel rules.
It comes as many are heading away this January to catch some winter sun.
Here is what you need to know regarding check-in, cabin luggage, Covid-19 travel requirements and travelling with infants on Ryanair flights.
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Cabin luggage
All passenger fare types include a small personal bag, which must fit under the seat in front of you.
This must be a maximum of 40cm x 20cm x 25cm.
Over-sized cabin baggage will be refused at the boarding gate, or where available, placed in the hold of the aircraft for a fee of €/£69.99 (fee subject to VAT on domestic flights at applicable government rates).
The Priority and 2 Cabin Bags policy allows customers to board the plane via the Priority Queue and carrying their small personal bag (40x20x25cm) and 10kg wheelie bag (55x40x20cm) with them on board.
For more info, CLICK HERE.
Travelling with infants
Infants (aged 8 days to 23 months inclusive) travelling with Ryanair must be accompanied by an adult aged 16 or over (one infant per adult).
Infants aged 7 days and under cannot be accepted for travel on Ryanair flights. If an infant reaches the age of 2 years prior to their return journey, they must pay the applicable adult fare, taxes, fees and charges for that flight. Contact the call centre to book.
You can carry two items of baby equipment free of charge per child.
There is no cabin bag allowance for an infant (aged 8 days to 23 months) but a baby bag of up to 5kg (dimensions: 45x35x20cms) for babies travelling on an adult's lap is allowed.
For more info, CLICK HERE.
Check-in
All customers can check-in online, free of charge, up to 2 hours before the scheduled flight departure.
Airport check-in is available but charges will apply. Customers who have not checked in online will encounter an airport check in fee, which is £/€55 (for flights from Spain €/£30) per passenger.
For more info, CLICK HERE.
Covid-19 travel requirements
The airline say it is the responsibility of each passenger to check local requirements before travelling by clicking HERE.
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