Ryanair Passengers Urged Not to Bring Common Toiletry Item in Their Hand Luggage
Ryanair said razors and razor blades must stay out of carry-on bags, while passengers should check airline rules on other sharp items.
- Ryanair is urging passengers not to pack razors in hand luggage when flying, requiring travelers to verify baggage policies before departure to ensure compliance with cabin restrictions.
- The Ryanair website states that "Objects with a sharp point or sharp edge capable of being used to cause serious injury, including razors and razor blades" are prohibited in cabin bags, though safety razors with enclosed blades remain permissible.
- Workmen's tools like crowbars and drills with a blade of more than 6 cm cannot be taken in hand luggage; additionally, blunt instruments such as baseball bats and tennis rackets are prohibited on the plane.
- Ryanair said "any sharp objects in your checked-in luggage should be securely wrapped to prevent injury to any staff who need to handle it," while rules often differ across airlines.
- With many families jetting off during the summer holidays, it is important to keep up to date with what can and cannot be packed, as baggage rules vary significantly between carriers.
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Ryanair passengers urged not bring common toiletry item in their hand luggage
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For travellers who leave with cabin baggage, preparing their toilet kit sometimes requires a little more attention than is thought. Some very common items at home may indeed be a problem at the time of the security check. Ryanair recently recalled the rules concerning a category of accessories that many passengers mechanically slide into their suitcase. According to the information relayed by The Mirror, it is therefore better to check precisely…
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