Deciding what to put in your carry-on and your checked luggage is normally simple, however, there are some items that can catch you out - costing you more money at the airport
People have been caught out recently when it comes to the items that they are carrying in their checked luggage.
Passengers are usually given the option to check the affected item, but this will cost you additional money - so it’s important to make note before heading to the airport. Read more: Ryanair’s 60-day check-in rule as opening times confirmed for Aer Lingus and TUI Any sharp objects in your checked-in luggage should be securely wrapped to prevent injury to any staff who need to handle it.
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