Ryanair boss tells passengers to ‘ignore new hand luggage rules’ from Government

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Ryanair boss tells passengers to 'ignore new baggage rules' after Gov advise checking hand luggage to reduce coronavirus

RYANAIR boss Michael O'Leary has urged passengers to ignore the new government guidelines on checking hand luggage into the hold - and to do the exact opposite.to prevent the spread of coronavirus, by checking as much into the hold as possible.Credit: AFP or licensors

Mr O'Leary says he is warning against the government rules despite the airline making "more money out of checked-bags". Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps, said yesterday: "[The] guidance is a positive next step towards ensuring a safer and more sustainable aviation sector.

 

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Ryan tells customers nothing about getting there refunds maybe they need to address giving People there money back how about you do us a favour and look into refunds thanks

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