Hi, you can try. But you may be charged at the airport. JC
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Replying to @Ryanair
What a moronic reply. I'm asking so I don't get charged!
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Replying to @cebrooker
Hi, I'm sorry for the inconvenience, those are the size limits, so if its bigger than the size limits you will be charged. JC
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Replying to @Ryanair @cebrooker
Call me cynical but these sizes are setting people up for a fine. I had to buy a new TINY bag to be sure I can take cash and meds onboard.
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Replying to @Ryanair
If they are standard sizes why did I have to buy a new one due to not having one that small, which was described as ‘mini’ on the site?
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Replying to @AlysonBrooker
55cm x 40cm x 20cm is the average size of a carry-on bag across many European low-cost airlines. DL
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Replying to @Ryanair
It’s the smaller bag size I’m querying as we’ve been told there’s no guarantee we’ll be allowed to take the carry on bag onboard
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Replying to @AlysonBrooker
Hi, your bag always goes on the plane. But if the cabin is full we add it to the hold free of charge. DL
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Replying to @Ryanair
Yes but I can’t access it in the hold for things I need onboard so am trying to make sure my smaller bag can hold the things I need.
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Add the things you want to the small bag/backpack you can bring aboard. A standard backpack/handbag can be your smaller carry-on. DL
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