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Important Information & Useful Tips for Ryanair Flights
Ryanair Hand Luggage
Each passenger, except infants, is restricted to 1 free item of cabin baggage/hand luggage. Handbags, briefcases, laptops, shop purchasess, cameras, etc., must be carried in the 1 permitted piece of hand luggage.
- Max weight – 10kg; Max dimensions – 55cm x 40cm x 20cm
Ryanair Checked Baggage Allowance
Ryanair does not allow baggage weighing more than 32kg and with dimensions larger than 81cm x 119cm x 119cm. Each passenger can check a total of 2 items paying the checked luggage fee during the online reservation process, there are differing prices for low and high seasons, and for bags 15kg or 20kg. Bags exceeding the weight limit will be subject to extra fees per kilogram.
Ryanair Online Check-in
All Ryanair passengers are required to check-in online and print out their boarding pass from 15 days up to 4 hours before the scheduled flight departure time.
Ryanair Check-in at the Aiport
Passengers that have not printed their boarding pass at least 4 hours before flight departure must go to the check-in counter at least 40 minutes before departure to collect their boarding pass. An expensive boarding pass re-issue fee will be applied.
Ryanair Required Travel Documents
All passengers are required to bring valid travel documents. Only the following documents are accepted: a valid passport, a valid UN Refugee Convention Travel Document, or a valid Collective Passport issued by an EU/EEA country
Ryanair Check-in & Gate Closing Policies
Check-in counters open 2 hours before the scheduled flight departure time and close exactly 40 minutes before departure. The boarding gate closes 20 minutes before departure; any passengers arriving after this time will not be allowed to fly.
Ryanair News
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Ryanair is an Irish low cost airline founded by the Ryan family in 1985. The airline began with only 25 employees. Today, there are nearly 8,400 employees working for Ryanair. Its headquarters are located in Dublin, Ireland and its inaugural flight took off from Waterford (Ireland) and flew to Gatwick (London).
Ryanair is currently the largest low cost airline in Europe operating about 1,500 flights per day from 51 bases. In 2012, the company carried 79 million passengers and today it offers 1,500 low cost routes to 28 countries, connecting over 160 destinations. Thanks to its economic policy, Ryanair has become the most profitable airline in the world. The airline has a fleet of 305 Boeing 737-800 aircrafts.
CEO: Michael O'Leary
Ryanair contact: www ryanair com
