Do I need to pay Ryanair checked baggage fee separately on the return trip?
I've paid the checked baggage fee at the airport on the outbound trip. The Ryanair Android app doesn't tell me anywhere whether I can bring a checked bag on the return trip. Do I have to pay again? Can't seem to find this information clearly stated anywhere on their website.
Edit: when I try to add a bag, here's what I see:
Note "You have purchased one bag"; given that this is the button I click to add a bag to the return trip, this text very much seems to imply that I don't need to pay again. Or do I?
Best Answer
Yes. Baggage fees are always per check-in. It is valid for multiple legs when you fly them in sequence, but when you get your baggage back, you're done, and next check-in costs again.
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Do you have to pay for checked bags on the way back?
One important thing to remember when flying is that airline baggage fees are charged both ways. So, if your outbound flight charges you $30 for your first standard checked bag, expect to pay another $30 for that same bag on your return flight back home (that's $60 bucks, roundtrip).Do you have to pay for baggage twice on connecting flights Ryanair?
Checked BagsChecked baggage fees will be charged per sector of each journey.Is Ryanair baggage allowance combined?
Customers can pool or share their purchased baggage allowance with other passengers included in the same flight reservation when checking-in together. For example, if a reservation has two checked bags of 20kg (40 kg in total) one of the bags could weigh 15kg and the other 25kg (40 kg in total).Can I check-in for my return flight with Ryanair?
For convenience and peace of mind, customers can check-in for flights 60 days in advance of both departure flights by purchasing a seat or if they have a Flexi Plus ticket. Both outbound and return flights must be within 60 days of departure.RyanAir Tips and Tricks - How to Save Money When Booking a RyanAir Ticket in 2022
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