After 15 years as long-haul cabin crew, I’ve packed and unpacked more suitcases than I can count. Some trips I packed for sunny LA, only to be rerouted last-minute to snowy Boston. Other times I was called out on standby to fly anywhere in the world. Over those years, I’ve seen every baggage mishap imaginable: passengers describing their “large black suitcase” to ground staff and expecting it to magically be found, lost bags, and gate arguments over oversized cases. I’ve even

At last, some genuinely good news for travellers and yes, it’s from Ryanair. If you’ve flown with Ryanair in the past few years, you’ll know that their baggage policy has been… let’s say, minimal and strict. The infamous “free personal bag” that you squeeze under the seat has been getting smaller and smaller, while add-ons like Priority Boarding (to bring a second, larger cabin bag) keep creeping up in price.

Flying with Ryanair in 2025? Good news – for once, there’s been a baggage rule change that actually benefits you(especially if you're travelling with small humans). The airline famous for measuring your bag with a ruler made of rage has updated its policy… Children aged 2–11 can now bring a Trunki or similar ride-on suitcase for free, even though it’s technically bigger than the standard Ryanair hand luggage size. Yep. You read that right. More space. No extra charge. No ne

Flying with Ryanair can be an absolute bargain, until you get hit with unexpected baggage fees. If you’ve ever stood at the gate, praying your bag isn’t too big or too heavy, you’re not alone. Ryanair is known for its strict baggage policies, and a little planning can save you from unnecessary charges. Let’s break down everything you need to know about Ryanair baggage rules so you can pack smart and avoid paying extra.

Buckle up, because I’m about to drop some top travel tips for flying with budget travel friendly airline Ryanair.