Ryanair carry-on: 55 × 40 × 20 cm
Not a binding baggage approval: fare, route, aircraft or operating carrier can vary. Check the linked official sources before booking and departure.
Carry-on for the overhead bin
Not included — paid add-on
Dimensions H×W×D
Carry-on for the overhead bin: Dimensions H×W×D Unit H W D cm 55 40 20 Weight
- 10 kg
The 10 kg overhead cabin bag measures up to 55 × 40 × 20 cm and is available with Priority & 2 Cabin Bags rather than as the free standard allowance.
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Source for this section: Ryanair's Bag Policy
Personal item
Included in fare
- Dimensions H×W×D
Personal item: Dimensions H×W×D Unit H W D cm 40 30 20
- Every fare includes one small bag up to 40 × 30 × 20 cm, such as a handbag or laptop bag, which must fit under the seat in front.
- Ryanair publishes no separate weight limit, but the bag must comply with the allowance and the airport sizer.
Source for this section: Ryanair's Bag Policy
Checked baggage
- Checked baggage is optional.
- Ryanair offers 10 kg, 20 kg and 23 kg check-in bags; a booking may include up to three 20 kg bags and one 23 kg bag.
- The published maximum dimensions for a 20 kg bag are 80 × 120 × 120 cm.
- Current prices are shown during booking and in Ryanair's fee table.
Source for this section: Ryanair's Bag Policy
Overweight & excess baggage
- A 10 kg, 20 kg or 23 kg check-in bag above its purchased allowance is charged per excess kilogram at the airport.
- Ryanair refuses individual items above 32 kg or above 80 × 120 × 120 cm; the 32 kg cap does not apply to mobility equipment.
- Online excess-weight purchase is unavailable for departures from some airports, where it must be arranged at the airport desk.
Source for this section: Excess baggage
Liquids in carry-on
Allowed
- At security, each liquid container may hold no more than 100 ml / 3.4 oz, and all containers must fit in one transparent, resealable bag up to 20 × 20 cm with a capacity of at most one litre.
- Milk, sterilised water and food needed for an infant's flight, plus necessary liquid medicine, may exceed the general limit but must be presented for inspection.
Source for this section: Liquids permitted on board
Pets
Pet transport
Not allowedRyanair carries no ordinary animals; qualifying guide and assistance dogs are accepted free in the cabin only on eligible routes, with a maximum of four per flight.
More details
- The dog must meet the published training, certification, document and restraint rules, while therapy and emotional-support animals are not accepted.
- Ryanair asks passengers to register the dog preferably when booking; pre-booked assistance closes 48 hours before departure, with later requests handled only subject to availability.
Source for this section: Assistance dogs
Special baggage
Sports equipment
AllowedSports equipment that fits the cabin allowance may travel in the cabin; a safe larger item may use a separately ticketed seat.
More details
- Large or potentially dangerous equipment must be checked for the applicable category fee, normally up to 20 kg; bicycles have a 30 kg limit and require a protective box or bike bag.
- Excess weight is charged per kilogram, and electric bicycles are not accepted.
Source for this section: Sports equipment
Musical instruments
AllowedMusic equipment may travel in the cabin when it fits the booked cabin allowance.
More details
- A larger but safely seatable instrument can use a separate ticket booked with 'EXTRA' as the first name and 'ITEM SEAT' as the surname; that ticket adds no cabin or checked allowance.
- Otherwise the instrument can be checked for the applicable fee, with per-kilogram excess charges above 20 kg.
Source for this section: Musical instruments
Medical equipment
AllowedA compliant POC may be used onboard, while CPAP and portable dialysis machines may be carried but not used during the flight.
More details
- Syringes require a doctor's letter, and medical equipment outside the normal cabin allowance can need a baggage-waiver letter.
- Two mobility items travel free, but powered wheelchairs are capacity-limited per flight and should be registered early.
Source for this section: Medical equipment
Prohibited items in the cabin
- Firearms, ammunition, stun guns and realistic replicas
- Explosives, flammable substances and corrosive or toxic chemicals
- Sharp objects with blades longer than 6 cm and blunt instruments such as bats or clubs
- Hoverboards, e-scooters and e-bikes with lithium batteries
- Smart bags with non-removable lithium batteries
- The official list distinguishes items forbidden everywhere from articles allowed only in checked baggage.
- Sharp tools and many blunt sporting items are excluded from the cabin but may be checked when safely packed, while lithium-powered rideables, many hazardous chemicals and smart bags whose battery has not been removed are forbidden more broadly.
- This is a non-exhaustive summary; route-law restrictions also apply.
Source for this section: Prohibited items
Official source
- Carry-on baggage: Ryanair's Bag Policy
- Personal item: Ryanair's Bag Policy
- Checked baggage: Ryanair's Bag Policy
- Overweight & excess baggage: Excess baggage
- Liquids in carry-on: Liquids permitted on board
- Pets: Assistance dogs
- Special baggage: Sports equipment
- Musical instruments: Musical instruments
- Medical equipment: Medical equipment
- Prohibited items in the cabin: Prohibited items
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