These three airlines all offer one free personal item and one free cabin bag, plus a free checked bag on their cheapest fares with most routes.
(Photo by: Bob Henry/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)] This means you won’t have to spend extra money on top of the cost of your ticket to take luggage on your flight, as long as you are able to stick to the size and weight restrictions.
Baggage allowances are often a hidden cost of air travel, with many airlines charging additional fees to bring on hand luggage and put bags in the hold.
Remember that there are rules on how much liquid you can take in your hand luggage, and be sure to check the guidance for the country you are travelling to, because different parts of the world have different rules.
It’s a bone of contention among passengers and one which saw some budget airlines — including Ryanair and EasyJet — fined £150,000,000 for ‘abusive’ baggage fees in Spain last November.
