Ryanair has announced an increase in bonuses for airport staff, who will receive 2.5 euros for each non-compliant hand luggage taken from passengers. CEO Michael O'Leary explained that this measure aims to encourage travelers to adhere to luggage size regulations. Passengers who bring oversized luggage are charged up to 90 euros, and the number of those who pay these fees has decreased, according to O'Leary's statements. He emphasized that the majority of passengers follow the rules and urged compliance with the regulations to avoid additional fees.
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Ryanair increases bonuses for staff who spot oversized cabin bags
Ryanair to increase oversized bag bonus
Ryanair to increase staff rewards for catching passengers with oversized cabin bags
Ryanair își plătește angajații care depistează bagajele de mână neconforme. Bonus de 2,5 euro pentru fiecare troler supradimensionat
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