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Ryanair Apologizes as Omitted Luggage Finally Flies to Gran Canaria

Missing bags were loaded on the next flight under a third-party handling review after passengers spent days sourcing essentials at their own expense

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Overview

  • On July 21, Ryanair confirmed that the 70 suitcases left behind at Bristol Airport due to security-driven time constraints were loaded onto the next afternoon service to Gran Canaria.
  • The airline issued a formal apology and said it is working with its third-party handling contractor to strengthen ground procedures and prevent a repeat error.
  • Many passengers are still waiting for delivery of their bags, prolonging disruption to their holidays and creating ongoing inconvenience.
  • Travellers reported incurring unexpected out-of-pocket costs—ranging from medication to sun cream and clothes—with some spending up to €60 just to reach shops.
  • A breakdown in direct communication forced affected passengers to rely on Ryanair’s mobile app, which was inaccessible to older or non-digital-savvy customers.