Ryanair Has Issued A Strong Warning To Anyone Travelling Over The Coming Months

Ryanair has been at the centre of some controversy over the summer, with complaints over its seating arrangements.

However, it has issued a strong warning to passengers today over inappropriate behaviour when it comes to cabin baggage.

The airline said that those flying with Ryanair are "repeatedly flouting" baggage guidelines and causing boarding delays for other passengers.

Those who have booked a ticket can currently bring one 10kg cabin bag and one smaller bag on board the craft, an allowance described as "one of the most generous cabin bag rules in Europe” by Ryanair.

But a spokesperson has now said that this may be reviewed if passengers fail to comply with guidelines at the boarding gate.

“Many customers are repeatedly exceeding our cabin baggage allowance and we will be left with no choice but to review our policy should this practice continue.

“Many of our flights are full, given it’s the peak summer period, and we urge customers to ensure that they travel with less carry-on bags where possible.Our aircraft can only carry 90 larger carry-on bags and our gate agents are rigorously enforcing our carry-on policy to avoid flight delays and ensure an enjoyable travel experience for all customers. Customers who wish to carry larger baggage are advised to purchase a checked-in bag.”

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