I thought when I had originally checked the websites for Ryan air and Vueling that I had noted I could bring my approved size and weight carry-on as well as a personal item, purse, etc. It now says ONE carry-on only. Does anyone know the approved specifics first hand.
Posted by
Portland, OR, USA
805 posts
One carry on means one carry on. Unless you can fit one inside the other, those are considered two items.
Posted by
US Pacific Northwest
10344 posts
And you should figure Ryan Air will hold you to their exact rules, we've heard that's how they make a lot of money.
Posted by
Bloomington, IL, USA
9371 posts
Yep, one means ONE.
Posted by
OP
Austin, Texas, USA
99 posts
I am diabetic and need medication kept cold. I had thought I would pack it in a seperate "personal" item and then have my carry-on luggage. I really did not want them together. Do you think an exception would be made for medication or that I could possibly pay extra for the privalige? I was going to call but the phone numbers all list "closed" saturday and Sunday. Just trying to get a handle on it as this week was blocked for packing.
Posted by
Freedonia
16291 posts
Dawn...the following link from Ryanair's website is about passesngers with diabetes:
http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/faqs.php?sect=spn&quest=diabetes
Posted by
Bloomington, IL, USA
9371 posts
Maybe you could put your extra item inside the carryon, as suggested above, and then remove it as soon as you get onboard the plane.
Posted by
Bloomington, IL, USA
9371 posts
I can tell you that even if two were allowed, the weight limit would be for both together, not each. So whether it's one or two wouldn't make a difference. Fortunately, Ryanair only flies one-leg, relatively short hops. The possibility of missing a bag is minimal.
Posted by
OP
Austin, Texas, USA
99 posts
Yes, I just worry about the weight. Two items would have been a nice option. I will just have to follow the rules and see where that takes me.
Posted by
OP
Austin, Texas, USA
99 posts
Thank you. That is encouraging.