Ryanair targets ‘scourge of oversized bags’ with employee bonus incentives

The Budget Transport Company in Europe is coordinating passengers who bring great luggage with flights that violate the borders of the airline-can soon give a greater reward for workers who participate in unacceptable luggage.

Ireland -based Ryanair currently offers workers about 1.50 euros, or about $ 1.75, as a reward for setting passenger bags that do not comply with the airline standards. The Sunday Times reported that the reward was crowned at 80 euros, or about 93.50 dollars, noting the salary of the former employee.

Ryanair fee for huge luggage rises to 75 euros, or 87.66 dollars, if they bring a larger bag than they paid for their journey. The airline does not allow the passengers to bring a small small bag with them.

Michael Olyer, CEO of Ryanair, said on Mourning Ireland from RTE that the company is “happy to motivate” workers to determine huge luggage and reward them with a fee-which he said may rise as the airline is to clarify the incompatible luggage.

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Oliri told the perpetrator that the airline “is considering increasing” fees so that “removes” huge luggage with increased implementation and that more passengers contradict the base and change their behavior for future trips.

“We are determined to eliminate the scourge of huge bags that delay ascending to ascending to climbing to more than 99 % of our passengers who comply with our luggage bases,” Ryanair spokesman told Fox Business in a statement.

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Ryanair passengers limit a small small bag that has been included as part of their ticket. (Reuters / Henry Nichols / Reuters)

“We are paying a committee for agents who specify and receive huge bags, but these fees are paid by 0.1 % of passengers who do not comply with the agreed bags base,” the company’s statement continued.

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