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This Ryanair cabin bag has dropped below £10 and shoppers say it helps them get out of airport quicker

The lightweight bag weighs 0.5kg and has multiple compartments, while shoppers say it offers good value for money and helps speed airport exits.

  • Amazon has reduced the FLYMAX Cabin Bag to £9.21 for pink and green versions, offering a lightweight, Ryanair-friendly option for budget-conscious travellers avoiding baggage fees.
  • Designed specifically to meet Ryanair's free 40cm x 20cm x 25cm underseat luggage allowance, the FLYMAX travel backpack helps passengers avoid paying extra baggage charges on flights.
  • Weighing just 0.5kg, the bag features durable, water-resistant nylon with multiple zipped compartments, a padded laptop slot, and functions as a backpack, shoulder bag, or holdall.
  • Shoppers praise the lightweight design, while Home Bargains offers the Salisburys Underseat Backpack for £12.99 as an alternative, featuring durable polyester and quilted detailing.
  • While designed for Ryanair, the Ryanair-friendly bag is likely useful for other airlines with similar underseat policies, making it a practical investment for frequent travellers minimizing costs.
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This Ryanair cabin bag has dropped below £10 and shoppers say it helps them get out of airport quicker

Designed to fit Ryanair's free underseat luggage allowance, this lightweight travel backpack is earning praise from shoppers and now costs less than £10

·Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
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The Scotsman broke the news in Edinburgh, United Kingdom on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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