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Ryan Air Service Baggage Allowance and Fees
Are you planning to fly with Ryan Air Service? Find solutions you need to know about Ryan Air Service baggage allowance, fees and charges and restrictions.
Carry-On Baggage
Ryan Air Service passengers are permitted to bring on board the aircraft one piece of cabin baggage, plus one personal item, such as a briefcase, camera bag or small backpack. Your carry-on baggage should fit into the Ryan Air Service overhead bins or under the seat in front of you.
Carry-on baggage cannot exceed 114 centimetres in combined width, length and height; this includes any wheels and handles– with the exception of some of the musical instruments that fit in the Ryan Air Service overhead compartment space or under-seat space available at the time of boarding.
Baggage must meet carry-on size limits of Ryan Air Service.
Due to limited overhead space, Ryan Air Service passengers travelling on flights with 50 seats or less are only permitted to carry one personal item on board the Ryan Air Service aircraft.
Limits apply to certain routes. Visit the Ryan Air Service website for more information.
CARRY-ON WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS:
No maximum weight applies to carry-on baggage.
However, this varies across airports. Visit the Ryan Air Service website for more information.
Checked Baggage
When travelling with Ryan Air Service, the most common fees for passengers travelling in a domestic, Ryan Air Service may charge some of the extra fees for extra baggage the information given on Ryan Air Service official site https://www.ryanalaska.com.
This may vary between routes. Visit the Ryan Air Service website for more information.
Excess Baggage
When travelling with Ryan Air Service, separate excess baggage fees are applied for each limitation you exceed size, weight and quantity. Generally, this varies between geographic regions. Please visit the Ryan Air Service website for more information and exact fees.
Special Items
Ryan Air Service permit a wide range of sporting equipment and special baggage on Ryan Air Service flights. Due to the size of the baggage, some of the items may be counted as standard checked bags. However, Ryan Air Service will be considered overweight or oversized items. As such, charges and certain restrictions will apply by Ryan Air Service. Please visit the Ryan Air Service website directly.
Ryan Air Service on and bringing pets on board.
Dogs, cats and household birds (birds are only allowed on domestic United States flights) can be carried on-board for $125 one way to/ from most destinations. The fee is $200 for travel outside the United States.
The pets must fit within a carrier box that, in turn, fits under the seat in front. The carrier counts as one piece of Ryan Air Service carry-on luggage.
Ryan Air Service Baggage Policy FAQ's
Ryan Air Service' standard checked baggage / hold luggage policy details follow:
- 2 bags standard, up to 10 bags maximum (up to 4 bags on Ryan Air Service Connection)
- Maximum dimensions: 62 inches or 157 centimeters (length + width + height).
- Maximum weight: 50 pounds or 23 kilograms.
Excess baggage fees
Checking excess baggage, meaning three or more bags per passenger, on Ryan Air Service flights will cost $85-$95 per bag.
Overweight baggage fees
Overweight and Oversized bags is considered any bag weighing more than 50lbs. The fees for checking overweight baggage on Ryan Air Service are charged in addition to any standard, excess or oversized baggage fees. Bags weighing more than 99lbs are not accepted as checked luggage on Ryan Air Service.
Oversized baggage fees
Most bags with a sum of weight, length, and height of larger than 62 inches will be considered oversized. Ryan Air Service oversized baggage fees are charged in addition to any standard, excess, or overweight fee.
Yes, fees might apply. They are determined by the type of fare you purchased, your destination, if you are an active United States military personnel and/or dependent, if you have status with Ryan Air Service' frequent flyer program, status with an affiliated carrier, or if you have a Ryan Air Service sponsored credit/charge card.
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