Ryanair banned cabin luggage items - ‘poses a risk’

BANNED ITEMS ONBOARD A RYANAIR FLIGHT * Guns, firearms or similar weapons * Pointed/edged weapons and sharp objects * Blunt instruments * Explosives and flammable substances, any explosive

or highly combustible substance which poses a risk to the health of passengers and crew * Chemical and toxic substances READ MORE: 'JUDGING YOU': WHY FLIGHT ATTENDANTS 'STAND

AT ENTRANCE OF THE PLANE' While passengers can bring some items in their hand luggage, several items are banned from Ryanair checked luggage. BANNED ITEMS IN RYANAIR CHECKED LUGGAGE *

Electronic cigarettes * Explosives * Lithium-ion battery operated vehicles including segways * Lithium-ion powered personal electronic devices * Firearms including replica or toy guns *

Gases including propane * Flammable liquids * Toxic or infectious substances * Edible oil (such as olive oil) more than one litre in volume * Any sharp objects should be wrapped securely

DON'T MISS Passengers should also not put documents, money or jewellery into their checked luggage, according to Ryanair guidelines. Spectacles, watches and medicines should also be

carried with the traveller onto the plane in cabin luggage. Some sports equipment will be classed as a blunt instrument by Ryanair and will need to be carried in the hold. Martial arts

equipment, skateboards and fishing rods will also need to be carried in the plane’s hold. READ MORE: UK’S BEST HIDDEN GEM FOR AUTUMN STAYCATION NAMED - ‘STUNNING’ Ryanair does not allow

animals to travel on its flights except for guide and assistance dogs on certain routes. Passengers can take human ashes on the plane with them but will need to have a copy of the death

certificate. They must also have a copy of the cremation certificate and the ashes must be securely packaged. Ryanair will refuse to carry baggage that contains any banned items. Passengers

can find the full guidelines on the Ryanair website. If you're looking to save money on Ryanair luggage you can learn some handy tricks in our Ryanair luggage tips guide.