AN OUTRAGED traveller has shared photos of a bag that appears to fit in a bag sizer, claiming that a major budget airline is “chasing” commission.

In a photo shared on the social media platform X, a traveller has called out after their bag fit in the sizer but they were still charged an oversized bag fee.

A suitcase in an airport bag sizer with "Too Big" visible on the side.A traveller has been left outraged after their suitcase fit in a bag sizer but they were still charged for oversized baggage Credit: @laura_myers/X A gray suitcase barely fits into an airline baggage sizer, with a sign warning about oversized bags.Taking to social media, the traveller is demanding Ryanair gives them a refund Credit: @laura_myers/X

In a tweet @laura_myers said: “Hey @Ryanair, I want a refund for the £75 that the absolute jobsworth at this afternoon took from me for an “oversized” bag I’ve used and never had an issue with on this exact journey maybe 30+ times over the last seven years.”

Laura followed up, commenting: “I asked a staff member “have the measurements changed recently?” and they said no, but that the enforcement was more stringent – in other words, the guy was really chasing his €2.50 per bag commission fee for the sake of millimetres.

The announced back in May that its staff would get bigger bonuses for identifying oversized bags.

The commission was already raised last November for its gate staff from €1.50 (£1.30) to €2.50 (£2.16) per bag.

And in the future, CEO has suggested it could get raised to as much as €3.50 (£3.03) per bag.

The outraged traveller added: “What a nice little earner of a con you’re pulling at the gate, will specifically avoid this route at all costs in future even if it means taking two

Many people have flooded to the post to comment their thoughts, including pointing out that the bag appears to go a few millimetres beyond the line at the bottom of the sizer.

Other users have shared their outrage, with one commenting: “How are people defending Ryanair.”

Topic-banner-travel-tiktok A carry-on bag placed in a "Max 1x Small Bag" sizer, which reads "Above Red Line - Too Big" and details size limits for bags.Many other travellers have commented on the post slamming the airline Credit: @laura_myers/X

Another added: “You won’t get a reply I’m afraid, they’re too busy taking the p*** out of people that booked window seats.”

A third said: “Flown with Ryanair once, I’d rather walk than have that experience again.”

Replying to comments on the post, Laura explained how she had paid to have a cabin bag as well as

Other users also questioned why the traveller used the airline with Laura replying that they are the only airline that fly to where she was heading.

Sun Travel has contacted Ryanair for comment.