Pregnancy, Children & Infants

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Travelling with an infant?

Infants up to 7 days old (inclusive) cannot be accepted for travel on Ryanair flights.

Infants (aged 8 days to 23 months inclusive) travelling must be accompanied by an adult aged 16 or over (one infant per adult). Click here for details of the infant fee.

If you are travelling with an infant they can be included on a flight reservation by adding an infant during the online booking process. All passengers must check in online for their flight and print both the adult and infant boarding passes. The online check-in service is available from 15 days before each flight and closes 4 hours before each flight.

An infant must sit on the adult's lap, an infant seat belt is provided by the cabin crew; please note that extra seats cannot be purchased for infants.

If an infant reaches the age of 2 years prior to their return journey, they must pay the applicable adult fare, taxes, fees and charges for that flight, please contact our call centre to book

There is no checked or cabin baggage allowance for infants, however one pushchair per child is carried free of charge this does not need to be pre booked. Pushchairs should preferably be tagged for travel at the Airport Bag Drop Desk and can then be used up to the aircraft steps. The Bag Drop Desks close 40 minutes prior to the scheduled flight departure time

Other infant equipment (car/booster seats/travel cots) can be checked in upon payment of an Infant Equipment Fee (maximum weight 20 kgs). No car seats can be used in the aircraft cabin.

We offer the following services to make travel easier for families:

• Priority boarding available online for purchase

• Reserved seating available online for purchase.

• Pushchairs are carried free and can be used up to the entrance to the plane. After landing your pushchair will be
available at the aircraft steps (provided that local conditions permit this)

• Baby changing facilities are available on board.

Unfortunately we are unable to reheat baby food or milk.

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