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Bristol Post
Bristol Post
Entertainment
Isabelle Bates & Richard Blackledge

Rules for TUI, Jet2, Ryanair and easyJet on taking food on flights

The season for summer holidays is getting into full swing with many people looking forward to a trip abroad over the next few weeks. But with foreign breaks more expensive than they used to be, travellers will be hoping to save money in any way they can.

One way of cutting costs is to prepare food in advance to eat on the plane instead of buying it at the airport. Cafes and restaurants in airports can charge high prices so taking some snacks for the journey is a good way of spending less.

However, there are rules around taking food on aircraft in hand luggage. In addition the guidance for major airlines differs between each company, BirminghamLive reports.

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