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Interested in the principle of luggage in ryanair, laudamotion, eurowings
1) If I do not pay for luggage, but take only a very small backpack, will it be enough for me? Or is it still better to pay extra for a normal backpack? (a trip for a week to Vienna and Maby Milan) 2) As I understand it, it's cheaper to take online, but the question is when. Will the price now be the same as a couple of days before departure?
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For a couple of days, it will most likely be more expensive. As for whether you have enough or not ... the question is very individual. There are people who live in their city, at home, and walk in the same jeans that are torn and they buy new ones, the same with shoes and so on. They'll tell you that's enough for sure. Or maybe it's completely normal for you. And there is in the Turkish-Egyptian in either shorts or shorts from breakfast to dinner, and so they spend every day. So the question of the quantities of things, only you can determine for yourself.
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answered 5 years ago
How can an outsider know if a small bag will last you a week in Vienna? Even about myself, I must know the specific introductory. As a principle, fly there with a small bag, and buy a return ticket with luggage (for gifts and "impressions"). The principles of baggage of air carriers are described on their own offsites.
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answered 5 years ago
Very stupid questions, sorry.
- "a very small backpack" is a loose concept, it may or may not be free. Go to the Ryan website and see if the dimensions of the "small backpack" fit into the free ones or not. Psychics who can guess what you mean by "small backpack" are not here.
- "enough or not" - uh, again, there are no psychics who can guess how many pairs of socks you take. Take things that you need for a week, lay them out on the table and see if you can throw something away that you can live without or not.
- "a very small backpack" is a loose concept, it may or may not be free. Go to the Ryan website and see if the dimensions of the "small backpack" fit into the free ones or not. Psychics who can guess what you mean by "small backpack" are not here.
- "enough or not" - uh, again, there are no psychics who can guess how many pairs of socks you take. Take things that you need for a week, lay them out on the table and see if you can throw something away that you can live without or not.
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answered 5 years ago
I understand that the second question is 18 years old and it is possible that this is the first independent trip. But nevertheless, it is better to decide how much personal things you need yourself or with your parents. And the size of hand luggage (free) in Ryan, in my opinion, is 40 * 25 * 30 and already compare this one with your *very small* backpack. . But it is better to look at their official site.
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answered 5 years ago
The fact of the matter is that the amount of free hand luggage for three air carriers (ryanair, laudamotion, eurowings) is different (maybe .. you need to look) and you need to know it for sure, and the air carriers change the rules all the time, then the passenger pays a lot of money, and how- I do not want to mislead oleg05022001. The most accurate info is on the offsites of Ryanair, Laudamotion, Eurowings.
oleg05022001: read experienced travelers, they are quite good at flying there with minimal luggage. On the way back, they usually take a ticket + one piece of luggage, but again, only you can know if you need it.
oleg05022001: read experienced travelers, they are quite good at flying there with minimal luggage. On the way back, they usually take a ticket + one piece of luggage, but again, only you can know if you need it.
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answered 5 years ago
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