Ryanair has completed the rollout of larger carry-on bag sizers at its 235 airports across Europe.
Starting from 4 September, passengers can bring a bigger free personal bag, now measuring up to 40 x 30 x 20 cm. This new size represents a 33pc increase compared to the previous EU standard carry-on bag size of 40 x 30 x 15 cm.
The updates aim to enhance the travel experience for Ryanair passengers and accommodate their needs more effectively. The new baggage rules apply consistently across all Ryanair operated airports.
Ryanair’s CMO, Dara Brady shared “From today (Thurs, 4 Sept) Ryanair’s new, bigger free carry-on bag is now 33% larger than the EU standard. Our bag sizers at all airports have now been “resized” to accommodate this bigger, free carry-on bag. All passengers wishing to bring a second carry bag can do so by availing of our Priority Boarding service, and passengers can also purchase check-in bags, should they so wish, during their booking process. We hope our customers will enjoy these bigger, free carry-on bag sizes, but any passenger who fails to comply with these new generous limits, will be required to pay the checked in bag fee at the boarding gate.”
