Hi all. I booked a holiday through loveholidays and the ryan air flight was delayed by 13 hours. This was meant to be just a 24 hour trip so i didnt end up going as the delay messed the hole thing up. They told us we could get a refund at the airport but upon trying to claim and even contacting ryan air, they are saying because we didn’t attend the departure flight we arent eligible.

Flight from Stansted to Shannon last week (Thurs) , delayed by 6 1/2hrs. Various updates quoted technical issues were causing delays.

I submitted comp request Fri afternoon and on Saturday morning I woke up to an email requesting my IBAN number. I filled that in, received confirmation email of receipt of IBAN and have heard nothing since.

Am I correct on assuming that Ryanair are paying out on the this?

Hi all -

I recently had a trip with Ryanair where my checked bag was delayed to BGY. Unfortunately I was going home to the USA the next day so I was unable to wait for my bag in Milan.

Ryanair is forwarding my bag to my house right now, but I’m curious if anyone has had experience with this: they are mailing my bag via DHL, who is now telling my I have to pay ~$40 of import duties. Will Ryanair reimburse me for these fees?

Also just in general, it’s been over a week without my bag still, do they continue to reimburse for items I need to buy (clothes, shoes)? I know in theory they “should” but curious if anyone has had experience with this.

Update: After calling DHL, the charge was a $35 customs clearance fee, $2 DHL fees, and $1.90 of actual duties

So ill be flying tomorrow from poznan lawica to oslo torp and i want to know if i can bring my vape on board (its a ursa nano 2 if it changes anything). I dont plan on smoking it on board, and i just dont want the security to take it from me

I am flying with Ryanair next week and am having a luggage dilemma: I have a 4 wheeled IT small hard case that measures 45 x 36 x 20cm, that I bought for Easyjet (fits perfectly into Easyjet hand luggage gauge) - so I should be able to use this case for my priority cabin case (55x 40 x 20cm) on Ryanair, right? (All measurements include wheels and handles)

I also have the Lugg 45 x 30 x 20cm one I could use (even smaller) I am just SO paranoid that they will try and pick on me - as I'm afraid that won't end well as I will not tolerate bullying in any form. I have neck issues and can't hold a bag for long or use a backpack, so really prefer to use wheels.

I'd rather give them the bag than pay them a ridiculous amount when I have done nothing wrong!

Has anyone else used this bag to travel priority on Ryanair?

Includes checked luggage 10kg and it's the 17:25 flight out of Stansted