Ryanair no longer charging for carry on

[KariannNor]

Just heard on the news that Ryanair is no longer allowed to charge for hand luggage, and has to pay back people, but they didn't say for how long back. I also have no idea if it also applies to e.g. Viueling. News about this in other countries?

 

[MickMac]

Checked web can see no change in policy still charge.

 

[JCLima]

You are probably talking about news like these: https://www.canarianweekly.com/post...for-charging-a-passenger-for-carry-on-luggage

https://www.theportugalnews.com/new...rt-rules-against-ryanair-cabin-bag-fees/92047

 

[williamlittig]

Just heard on the news that Ryanair is no longer allowed to charge for hand luggage, and has to pay back people, but they didn't say for how long back. I also have no idea if it also applies to e.g. Viueling. News about this in other countries?

Be sure to get your boarding pass printed before. Ryan Air wanted $15 each for a single one page copy.

 

[trecile]

Be sure to get your boarding pass printed before. Ryan Air wanted $15 each for a single one page copy.

It's only necessary for non EU passport holders to have a printed boarding pass.

 

[mattythedog]

Just heard on the news that Ryanair is no longer allowed to charge for hand luggage, and has to pay back people, but they didn't say for how long back. I also have no idea if it also applies to e.g. Viueling. News about this in other countries?

I booked with Ryan in June for October flight. Very small carry on was free, but allowed size was so small that even my half full 25 liter pack loaded to 3.7 kg did not qualify. Had to pay additional $25

 

[trecile]

The ruling by the Portuguese judge seems ripe for an appeal.