Ryanair Extra Mobility scooter battery
trainconductor
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I am travelling from the UK to continental Europe on a Ryanair flight. I travel with my mobility scooter abroad and the norm is for the airline to take the lithium battery with me on the flight and place it in the cabin. I have been able to get my hand on another battery to act as extra. My question is whether Ryanair would ask me to pay for this extra battery. Very keen to hear your thoughts please
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contact Ryanair. also if you took the train you wouldn't have to worry about this.
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I hope you have a lovely time on holiday! Where are you going?
Like Stellar said above, it is best contact Ryanair directly and here is their assisted travel contact number😊
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