Carry-On Only
Keep vapes in hand luggage
Ryanair does not allow e-cigarettes in checked baggage. Keep your device with you in carry-on luggage.
No vaping on board
Using vapes or e-cigarettes during the flight is strictly forbidden. Charging devices onboard is also not allowed.
E-liquids and batteries
E-liquids must be in containers no larger than 100 ml and kept in a clear resealable bag. Spare lithium batteries must be in carry-on and under 100 Wh.
Why the Rules Exist
Safety concerns
Lithium batteries can catch fire if damaged. Cabin pressure can cause e-liquid leaks.
Legal compliance
Vaping onboard violates aviation rules and can lead to fines or travel bans.
UK Traveller Guidelines
Allowed
Carry vapes and e-liquids in hand luggage. Keep spare batteries under 100 Wh.
Not allowed
Do not put vapes or batteries in checked luggage. Do not vape or charge on board.
Tips Before Flying
Empty or seal vape tanks. Wrap spare batteries to prevent short circuits. Check local airport and destination rules.
FAQs
Can I bring my vape on Ryanair?
Yes, in hand luggage only.
Can I put it in checked baggage?
No, it is prohibited.
Can I use my vape during the flight?
No, vaping is not allowed onboard.
Can I carry spare batteries or e-liquids?
Yes, follow the 100 ml limit for liquids and carry batteries under 100 Wh.
What if I break the rules?
Items may be confiscated and misuse can lead to fines or travel bans.
Carry your vape in hand luggage, don’t use or charge it on board, and follow battery and liquid rules.
