what is Aer Lingus' carry on allowance?
Passengers on Aer Lingus flights are allowed to carry one item of hand luggage weighing up to 10 kg and measuring no more than 55 x 40 x 24 cm, as well as one small personal item, such as a handbag or laptop, with maximum dimensions of 25 x 33 x 20 cm.
what luggage can children bring on board?
Infants under two years of age do not have their own cabin baggage allowance; any luggage for the child's use forms part of the accompanying adult's allowance.
what if my bag is overweight/ oversized?
If your hand luggage is too heavy or too large, it must be checked into the hold, and the relevant fees must be paid.
what is Aer Lingus' checked in baggage allowance?
How much luggage you are allowed to check with Aer Lingus depends on whether you are travelling within Europe or on a transatlantic flight, and how far you are travelling (i.e. near, mid or far routes).
The following charges are applicable when travelling within Europe, on a ‘Saver’ fare:
Near Routes:
Small: one bag at 15 kg - €15
Medium: one bag at 20 kg - €25
Large: one bag at 25 kg - €35
Xtra large: 40 kg across two bags - €60
Mid Routes:
Small: one bag at 15 kg - €35
Medium: one bag at 20 kg - €40
Large: one bag at 25 kg - €45
Xtra large: 40 kg across two bags - €70
Far Routes:
Small: one bag at 15 kg - €50
Medium: one bag at 20 kg - €55
Large: one bag at 25 kg - €60
Xtra large: 40 kg across two bags - €85
You can add up to three extra pieces of luggage for €10 each but these must be included within the weight allowance you are paying for.
If you do not pre-book your baggage allowance online you will need to pay airport baggage charges to check in luggage:
20 kg on near routes: €35
20 kg on mid routes: €50
20 kg on far routes: €65
The following allowances are applicable when travelling on a transatlantic flight, on an ‘Economy Low/ Flex’ fare:
1 x 23 kg bag, free of charge
Max.158 cm in total linear dimensions
€75 per second and subsequent bags
what are Aer Lingus' Excess baggage fees?
You would be expected to pay €10 per kilo of excess luggage on flights within Europe and €75 per overweight piece on long-haul flights.
what if i have Exceptional items?
You are permitted to check sports equipment into the hold but are only allowed one item per person, with no item exceeding 23 kg in weight.
On transatlantic flights, a sports item can be checked as part of your free baggage allowance, but if this brings you over your free allowance, a fee of €75 applies, one way.
On flights within Europe the fee for checking sports equipment is €40, one way, if paid online, or €50 at the airport or by telephone. Some items, such as bicycles, must be booked by telephone.
Musical instruments under 55 x 40 x 24 cm can be carried as hand luggage, and larger items, such as a guitar, can be carried on board if an additional, window, seat is purchased for it. Even larger items can be checked into the hold, on payment of a special handling fee.
More airline baggage allowances:
EasyJet Baggage Allowance
Flybe Baggage Allowance
British Airways Baggage Allowance
Ryanair Baggage Allowance
