Little-known Ryanair rule that bans travellers from flying

Over the past few years, it has become one of the biggest gripes when you want to enjoy your holiday.

But did you know that you can be banned from flying altogether?

What is the little-known Ryanair rule?

Passengers are asked to pay an additional cost to ensure that their journeys are as smooth and as trouble-free as possible.

This includes paying for a larger carry-on bag.

But for those who are budget-conscious – who can blame you – and want to save as much as possible, you’ll want to keep an eye out at the gate.

A little-known regulation might see your bag refused entry, even when you’re prepared to settle the additional costs with airport personnel.

This occurs because Ryanair departure gates do not accept cash, requiring any gate bag charges to be paid via card.

A Ryanair representative stated: “Our bag policy is simple; if it fits in our bag sizer, which is bigger than our agreed dimensions, it gets on free of charge.

“If it doesn’t fit within our sizers, it will get charged for.

“There is a very simple solution to this issue, which is that passengers comply with their agreement of the time of booking, and travel with bags that fit or are smaller than our agreed bag dimensions,” they added.

Travellers lacking a card or who cannot otherwise settle payment for an oversized bag will be barred from bringing the bag onto the plane.

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