For checked in bags/cases, the size of the bag itself is not relevant - it is the weight that they will be monitor by placing your luggage on the scales when you check in and, as long as it is not in excess of 10kg, you will be fine
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2023 9:43am
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The dimensions given by Ryanair for a 10kg. cabin bag and 10kg. check in bag are the same.
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2023 10:17am
Hmm 🤔 it is very confu
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2023 10:28am
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Hi,
I'm afraid the information from Stevec61 is inaccurate, see my previous post. If you pay for a 'checked in' 10kg bag the size does matter, as well as the information in the link I supplied to Ryanair, as you proceed through the ticket/baggage purchase process if you select/pay for a 10kg bag for 'check in' the dimensions are shown as 55cm x 40cm x 20cm.
If someone knows/or believes different, please supply a source for the information, preferably from Ryanair.
Regards,
Bob
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2023 10:37am
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Bimblebob wrote on Mon Aug 21, 2023 10:28am:
Hi,
I'm afraid the information from Stevec61 is inaccurate, see my previous post. If you pay for a 'checked in' 10kg bag the size does matter, as well as the information in the link I supplied to Ryanair, as you proceed through the ticket/baggage purchase process if you select/pay for a 10kg bag for ...
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...'check in' the dimensions are shown as 55cm x 40cm x 20cm.
If someone knows/or believes different, please supply a source for the information, preferably from Ryanair.
Regards,
Bob
I stand corrected - apologies to all for my incorrect post 👍
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2023 6:28pm
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Ryanair are known to be very strict with dimensions of bags and for using the baggage sizer. On occasions people have had to remove wheels or handles off their bags to satisfy these criteria. As I stated before Ryanair check-in staff profit by getting a % cut of whatever charges they can foist upon you. Caveat emptor
Caz29 wrote on Sun Aug 20, 2023 9:34am:
Hi please could anyone tell me I there is a size restriction on a 10kg bag checked in with Ryanair? I have looked on their website but can’t really get a clear answer.
If anyone has travelled recently with this baggage I would appreciate some adviceMany thanks
I recently travelled from Prestwick to Alicante with a Ryanair 10kg check in bag that was bigger than the cabin bag size dimensions but within the standard check in bag dimensions (81cmx119cmx119cm) . I had no issue although I was a bit unsure if I would have a problem with the size at check in..I need not have worried.
(The bag was actually a box wrapped in bubble wrap which weighed 10.5 kg at check in. They did not have any problem with the slight overweight or the bag being a box)
Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2023 5:44pm
douglasc wrote on Wed Aug 23, 2023 4:51pm:
I recently travelled from Prestwick to Alicante with a Ryanair 10kg check in bag that was bigger than the cabin bag size dimensions but within the standard check in bag dimensions (81cmx119cmx119cm) . I had no issue although I was a bit unsure if I would have a problem with the size a...
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...t check in..I need not have worried.
(The bag was actually a box wrapped in bubble wrap which weighed 10.5 kg at check in. They did not have any problem with the slight overweight or the bag being a box)
Thank you to everyone for all the responses to my question
I have just received confirmation from my email sent to Ryanair
They have confirmed that my 10g case must not exceed the size 55x40x20
Thanks again for all the responses
Carol
Caz29 wrote on Wed Aug 23, 2023 5:44pm:
Thank you to everyone for all the responses to my question
I have just received confirmation from my email sent to Ryanair
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They have confirmed that my 10g case must not exceed the size 55x40x20
Thanks again for all the responses
Carol
We fly regular, have a haversack, just put it in the Ryanair check in baggage allowance, plenty about before you fly, they never weigh them, enjoy your flight