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i know there are notes on here ref ryanair hand luggage but what are the staff like at liverpool i fly out a week on sunday will i be ok to take my boots in my boot bag as hand luggage or will they moan ref size of boot bag
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jase2472
, it's not just the Ryanair staff, it's the airport security you need to worry about too. Read the threads on here about size and shape of bags that are allowed. Even if the Ryanair staff say it is OK, the security guys may reject it.
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jase2472
, check the airport, I don't know about Liverpool but we were refused ski boots in hand luggage at security at East Midlands a couple of weeks ago. I asked why not and was helpfully told by the security guy 'because you can't!'
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I read a letter in a weekend paper's travel supplement, from a punter who regularly used Ryanair for business flights - same flight in and out each week - so knew exactly what hand luggage was the OK size and shape, and used that bag for each trip. One day however, a security guard challenged him and told him it was too big and the 'wrong' shape. The traveller explained it was the same bag he always used, he had never had a problem and it fitted easily into the cage thing that you use to make sure the bag is within size limits at check-in. At this point, the guard asked him did he "want to go outside for a fight". It took several senior Ryanair and aiport staff to soothe things.
Not sure which airport though, but just shows that the guidelines can be pretty subjective.
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Not sure which airport though, but just shows that the guidelines can be pretty subjective.