Does Ryanair ski carraige mean skis, boots, poles only
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Started by Dublin1 in Ski Chatter 25-Dec-2009 - 5 Replies
Dublin1 posted Dec-2009
Has anyone recently used Ryanair for their ski-ing break, wondering if they check ski bags to see if normal luggage (clothes etc) is in the ski bag, in addition to skis, boots, poles
Baillie353
reply to 'Does Ryanair ski carraige mean skis, boots, poles only' posted Dec-2009
Ryanair's terms and conditions;
'skis and large musical instruments including but not limited to harps, double bass and drums are inherently unsuitable for carriage by airlines operating fast turnarounds such as Ryanair. However, these items may be carried in the hold of the aircraft in addition to your personal checked baggage allowance up to a limit of 20 kilos per item upon payment of a discounted online fee of £40/€40 per item, per one way flight.'
I'm not entirely sure if this means ski bag = 1 item, boot bag = 1 item.. but the same rule applies - If your ski bag with poles and skis inside them and this counts as 1 item and is 15KG, you're allowed to add 5KG more weight with anything you please (so long as it's legal, of course ;))
'skis and large musical instruments including but not limited to harps, double bass and drums are inherently unsuitable for carriage by airlines operating fast turnarounds such as Ryanair. However, these items may be carried in the hold of the aircraft in addition to your personal checked baggage allowance up to a limit of 20 kilos per item upon payment of a discounted online fee of £40/€40 per item, per one way flight.'
I'm not entirely sure if this means ski bag = 1 item, boot bag = 1 item.. but the same rule applies - If your ski bag with poles and skis inside them and this counts as 1 item and is 15KG, you're allowed to add 5KG more weight with anything you please (so long as it's legal, of course ;))
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Freezywater
reply to 'Does Ryanair ski carraige mean skis, boots, poles only' posted Dec-2009
Dublin1 wrote:Has anyone recently used Ryanair for their ski-ing break, wondering if they check ski bags to see if normal luggage (clothes etc) is in the ski bag, in addition to skis, boots, poles
for the love of god I hope Wickers does not see this on Christmas Day of all days :lol:
I would have got away with it if it wasn't for those pesky kids!
Bandit
reply to 'Does Ryanair ski carraige mean skis, boots, poles only' posted Dec-2009
freezywater wrote:
for the love of god I hope Wickers does not see this on Christmas Day of all days :lol:
Yes, Wickers is the man in the know, about all things Ryanair :D
Tom W
reply to 'Does Ryanair ski carraige mean skis, boots, poles only' posted Dec-2009
hmmm I thought I replied to this post in the morning but I can not see it now... I will try again
I used Ryanair to Milan last week packing 2 snowboard with bindings in one bag and then filling it up with loads of clothes. Mind the max is 20kg. No problem on the check in.
I also used them 3 times to Salzburg and everytime had one board + clothes and this was ok.
I used Ryanair to Milan last week packing 2 snowboard with bindings in one bag and then filling it up with loads of clothes. Mind the max is 20kg. No problem on the check in.
I also used them 3 times to Salzburg and everytime had one board + clothes and this was ok.
Dave Mac
reply to 'Does Ryanair ski carraige mean skis, boots, poles only' posted Dec-2009
bandit wrote:freezywater wrote:
for the love of god I hope Wickers does not see this on Christmas Day of all days :lol:
Yes, Wickers is the man in the know, about all things Ryanair :D
I'm looking for cover, behind the Christmas tree. There is little in life that frightens me, but Wickers in full Ryanairrage.......you just don't want to go there. :shock:
Topic last updated on 25-December-2009 at 20:02