Ryanair Hand Luggage Rules: Surprising Items Allowed Onboard

Ryanair does not allow pets, but human remains are permitted.

When flying with Ryanair, knowing hand luggage rules can be stressful, but they allow some unusual items.

The airline is relaxed about what's inside your bag, despite strict size rules.

Most airlines, including Ryanair, allow a small personal bag on board for free.

If you haven't paid for extra luggage, your bag must be 40x30x20 or smaller.

Ryanair allows parachutes in hand luggage.

Ryanair bans some items, but allows surprising things like certain sports equipment.

The airline allows many items if they don't pose a danger, including unusual things.

Ryanair's website says passengers can travel with ashes, but they need a death certificate and cremation certificate.

Ashes must be in a secure container with a screw-top lid to prevent breakage.

Passengers can bring a parachute, including paragliding wings, if it meets size and weight rules.

Liquids over 100ml are not allowed, unless for medical reasons.

You can bring your own life jacket if it has two carbon dioxide cylinders and two spares.

Ryanair allows many electronic devices in hand luggage, including up to 15 personal devices.

Permitted devices include smartphones, tablets, and laptops, but must not exceed 100 Wh.

Spare lithium batteries must be protected to prevent short circuits.

Some items are strictly prohibited because they could cause harm or danger.

Certain items are not allowed on board for health and safety reasons.

Liquids must be in containers of 100ml or less and in a clear plastic bag.

Ryanair requires the plastic bag to be sealed and fit inside your hand luggage.

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