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Double buggy on Ryanair
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Next week I'm off to Krakow for a few days with the family, just wondering if anyone has had experience of taking a collapsible double buggy as the free infant equipment allowance on Ryanair. We have a 3-year old who likes to ride alongside his infant sister.
Sorry it's not immediately relevant to snowsports, but some may be considering taking pushchairs next winter and I know many snowHeads
have a lot of experience travelling the lo-cost airlines.
Thanks for any replies
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Hiya yes my sister took a maclaren double buggy on Ryanair in July this year - no problems at all.
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, thanks for your belated reply.
I took the chance that they would accept a double buggy as the "one fully collapsible pushchair" allowance per infant and can confirm there were no probs with the Maclaren buggy on Ryanair's part. It's just a bit wide for the security scanners, so had to be folded to pass through. The small wheels weren't ideal on some of the cobbled streets of Poland's Cultural Capital either.
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have a lot of experience travelling the lo-cost airlines.
