easyJet and Ryanair passengers could get 'free hand luggage' under new rule (opens original article in a new tab)
A proposed EU rule could make free hand luggage standard for budget airlines, but UK travelers may still face charges on some routes, with potential price increases for carriers.
- A proposed EU rule could make free hand luggage standard for budget airlines like easyJet and Ryanair, including a small wheeled cabin bag and a personal item.
- UK carriers would only comply with the rule on flights returning from the EU to the UK, leaving some routes subject to luggage charges.
- Low-cost carriers may increase standard ticket prices to offset lost revenue from baggage fees, with benefits varying for different types of travelers.
- The rule is still a proposal and may take up to a year to implement, with potential for confusion during the transition period.
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