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Ryanair is one of the UK’s busiest airlines. The budget airline flies passengers all over Europe for holidays and city breaks but what can passengers pack in their luggage?

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While passengers can bring some items in their hand luggage, several items are banned from Ryanair checked luggage.

Passengers should also not put documents, money or jewellery into their checked luggage, according to Ryanair guidelines.

Spectacles, watches and medicines should also be carried with the traveller onto the plane in cabin luggage.

Some sports equipment will be classed as a blunt instrument by Ryanair and will need to be carried in the hold.

Martial arts equipment, skateboards and fishing rods will also need to be carried in the plane’s hold.

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Passengers can take e-cigarettes on a Ryanair plane in their hand luggage but cannot use them during the flight.

Travellers can also take a ‘smart bag’ that contains a lithium battery but must remove the battery before they place it in an overhead locker.

The lithium battery must remain with the passenger at all times during the Ryanair flight.

Passengers can take up to 15 electronic devices on a Ryanair flight and can have up to 20 lithium batteries.

Ryanair does not allow animals to travel on its flights except for guide and assistance dogs on certain routes.

Passengers can take human ashes on the plane with them but will need to have a copy of the death certificate.

They must also have a copy of the cremation certificate and the ashes must be securely packaged.

Ryanair will refuse to carry baggage that contains any banned items. Passengers can find the full guidelines on the Ryanair website.

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