Baggage: size and weight restrictions - Ryanair

How much hand luggage are you allowed to take with you when flying with Ryanair? Carry-on luggage should meet the size and weight restrictions set out by the airline. However, you can bring an additional smaller bag on board whose weight is not specified.

On Ryanair flights, hold luggage is not included in the ticket price. But it is possible to buy it on eSky.com. The fee for checked luggage depends on when you want to travel.

Ryanair – hand luggage allowance

Ryanair has announced a new luggage policy which will apply from November 1, 2018 onwards. Passengers are now allowed to take only one small personal bag into the cabin, not exceeding 40 x 20 x 25 cm in size. Only priority boarding customers are permitted a larger cabin bag (not exceeding 55 x 40 x 20 cm in size and 10 kg in weight), so those who have paid for priority boarding can take two bags into the cabin – one regular cabin bag and one small personal bag.

* This option is available only for passengers who purchased priority boarding.

** The small bag must fit under the seat in front – otherwise, additional charge may apply. Also, non-priority boarding customers who bring a second bag to the gate will be charged extra.

Are you traveling only with a cabin bag? Check what you can and cannot bring on board!

Please, note! The dimensions include any bits that stick out, like the handle, pockets, wheels, etc.

Babies aged up to 2 years are not entitled to free baggage allowance, however parents can bring on board one item of baby equipment up to 5 kg.

Ryanair – checked luggage allowance

* Checked baggage fee may vary according to the travel date and destination. The table shows the range of fees – from minimum to maximum charge for each checked bag.

** The excess luggage charge can be paid at the airport only.