Ryanair is exploring the option of increasing bonuses for its staff who identify oversized luggage. Current bonuses are around £1.50 per bag, capped at £80 monthly. More than 99.9% of passengers adhere to baggage regulations. A small carry-on bag is included with tickets, but fees apply for larger or additional luggage. Michael O'Leary doubts the European Parliament will enact laws allowing free personal items onboard due to space limitations in aircraft. Ryanair aims to reduce excess baggage issues, asserting that half of passengers can only bring one bag due to capacity constraints.
Ryanair is considering increasing staff bonuses for identifying oversized luggage, currently set at about £1.50 per bag, with a cap of £80 per month.
Michael O'Leary stated that more than 99.9% of passengers comply with baggage rules and emphasized that Ryanair incentivizes staff with excess baggage fee shares.
The airline includes a small carry-on bag with every ticket, but passengers must pay fees for additional or larger luggage, and O'Leary expects falling excess baggage fees.
O'Leary predicted the European parliament's proposal for free personal items and small luggage will not become law, citing limited space on flights.
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