You can get this Ryanair-approved cabin bag in a huge sale

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Don't get caught out with extra airline charges

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The popular luggage brand Antler has launched a sale on Ryanair-approved cabin bags.

If you're planning your first holiday for 2025, you'll want to make sure you're not charged by the airline for having the wrong-sized case.

All Ryanair fares include one small personal bag which can be brought on board, for example a backpack or laptop bag that measures 40x20x25cm, which must fit under the seat in front of you.

Customers with an upgraded 'Priority' and '2 Cabin Bag' fare can bring the previously mentioned small personal bag, as well as a 10kg bag that measures at 55x40x20cm onboard.

This upgrade allows you a cabin case which must be stored in the overhead compartment, but you don't want to get caught out at the gate for having a cabin bag above these measurements.

The likes of Ryanair will charge you extra before boarding the plane and you'll have to put your bag in the hold as it won't fit in the overhead compartment.

So, to make sure you don't get charged more you can get the 'perfect' sized cabin bag in this winter sale from hugely popular travel brand Antler.

The best deal currently is 30 percent off the Antler Cabin Suitcase in their Lincoln design, with three colours to choose from: light green, deep teal and white.

It's priced at £112 in the sale, down from £160 and is the exact measurements required for a Ryanair flight (55x40x20cm) - so you won't be caught out with any extra charges.

If you're looking for something even more on the cheaper side then Amazon has plenty of Ryanair-approved sized cabin bags including a hard shell one from FLIEE for £29.99 or a lightweight case from FLYMAX for £19.99.

To shop the Antler sale including the cabin case sale offer head to antler.co.uk.

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