If your baggage is lost or damaged while in the care of Ryanair, you should report it to the Ryanair Baggage team at the airport before leaving the airport or within seven days of your flight’s arrival. You can also submit a claim online through the Ryanair website by filling out a baggage claim form. The form will ask for information about your flight, baggage, and the type of damage or loss. You will need to provide receipts or other proof of ownership for any items that were lost or damaged. Once your claim is submitted, Ryanair will review it and respond to you within 28 days.

Ryanair typically closes check-in and boarding 40 minutes before departure. Passengers should arrive at the airport with enough time to check-in, drop off any baggage, and pass through security before this deadline.

Yes, you can check in online for a Ryanair flight. You can do it on the Ryanair website or the Ryanair app. Online check-in usually opens 48 hours before the scheduled departure time and closes 2 hours before departure. During check-in, you can select your seat, add baggage, and purchase any extras you may need for your flight.

Yes, Ryanair does pay compensation for flight delays and cancellations under certain conditions. The amount of compensation depends on the specific circumstances of the delay or cancellation, such as the length of the delay and the reason for it. Passengers should consult Ryanair's terms and conditions or speak to airline representatives for more information on compensation eligibility.

Yes, Ryanair provides additional services for passengers with disabilities. Passengers who require assistance should inform Ryanair at the time of booking or at least 48 hours before the scheduled departure time. Ryanair provides wheelchair assistance, boarding and deplaning assistance, and special seating arrangements for passengers with disabilities. Additionally, passengers with disabilities can bring their own mobility equipment like wheelchairs and mobility scooters onboard free of charge. Ryanair also provides special assistance to passengers who are deaf, blind, or visually impaired. Passengers can contact Ryanair's special assistance team for more information and to request for specific assistance.

Ryanair provides meals and drinks on board as part of their in-flight menu, which you can pre-book or purchase on board. However, not all flights offer meals. You can drink alcoholic beverages on board, but you must purchase them and follow the airline's policy on alcohol consumption.

Ryanair offers its customers the option to purchase both refundable and non-refundable tickets. Refundability depends on the specific fare type that the passenger has chosen at the time of booking. Passengers who have purchased a non-refundable ticket may not be entitled to a refund if they cancel their booking or if they miss their flight. Passengers who have purchased a refundable ticket may be entitled to a refund if they cancel their booking or if they miss their flight. However, refund policies may differ based on the fare type and additional fees may apply.

Ryanair has the following conditions for traveling with children and babies: 1. Infants (aged 7 days to 23 months) must be accompanied by an adult, and an infant fee must be paid. Only one infant is allowed per adult. 2. Children (aged 2 to 15 years) must also be accompanied by an adult. Unaccompanied minors are not allowed on Ryanair flights. 3. Parents or guardians must ensure that they bring appropriate child restraint systems (such as car seats or harnesses) for their children on board. 4. Ryanair does not provide inflight meals for children, but parents can bring their own food and snacks. 5. There is no specific entertainment for children on board Ryanair flights, but parents can bring their own toys or electronic devices for their children to use. Overall, Ryanair does allow children and babies to travel on their flights, but parents should be prepared to bring their own food and entertainment for their children.