Saturday 23 November, 2024

Ryanair are charging 66 million euro for their official cabin bag*

*Or at least that’s what’s coming up on their website.

RYANAIR MAY BE delighted about the abolition of the aviation tax, but they clearly are not passing on the savings to users.

Twitter user @The_Licentiate was booking a flight this afternoon when she noticed that the price of their cabin baggage had gone up significantly.

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Definitely luggage for the 1%.

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