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Ryanair, travel buggy, handluggage

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Pannake · 05/07/2010 12:26

I was utterly confused when booking Ryanair flights. Does anyone know whether if you buy a ticket for a 2 year old (which includes xkg handluggage) you can still take the travel buggy to the plane without checking it in? Raynair mentions buggy's are free for infants, but over 2's are no longer infants...

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mumtojames · 05/07/2010 14:32

we went with ryanair in may, and buggy was free (dropped it off at aeroplane) and yes if youve paid for a seat then you get the normal hand luggae allowance.
hth

geordieminx · 05/07/2010 15:20

If you pay for seat then you get handluggage allowance - 10kg?

You also get to take buggy free.

mousymouse · 05/07/2010 15:27

last time we took ds (then 2.5) with ryanair we were able to take the buggy free of charge. left the buggy by the stairs to the plane and got it back when we got of. had long discussions wrt hand luggage because we packed a on board bag close to the limit for ds as well and they tried to force us to check it in as only adults were supposed to be allowed hand luggage. liars.

GiraffeYoga · 06/07/2010 07:21

I believe there is no charge for a buggy at any age howeverI wouldnt trust Ryan Air not to charge you at the last minute for it TBH.

They are snakes! Easy Jet are much better with kids but more ££

Pannake · 14/07/2010 16:59

Thanks. We'll have a go at taking both then and hope for the best. Hate R with a vengeance but it was the best we could get from where we are .
Our next trip will be on Eurostar again. No seat for DD but as much luggage allowed as we can carry!

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