By Hannah Ahmed
UK tourists all over the country will know the battle of trying to pack your hand luggage bag correctly, to avoid any extra charges once you get to the airport. However, one genius traveller has flagged a luggage hack to ensure your goods fit inside a small carry-on – and all you need is a Ryanair-sized travel bag. Packing expert, Devinjadex, shared a social media clip of bag she says is “perfect to take on budget airlines.” The Kono and Miss Lulu bag is reported to be exactly 40x20x25 and has been coined as “the best travel hack” by the savvy traveller. READ MORE: ‘I’m a baggage handler – why you should never tie a ribbon on your suitcase at the airport’ According to the content creator she has had individuals tell her they “don’t believe” she is actually using the bag she says she is, due to its small size. The TikToker is certain she is telling the truth on the matter, and went out to prove it in her video, which showed her placing the bag in a Ryanair ‘bag checker’ stand at the airport. She impressively highlighted how all the essentials, in addition to clothing, flip-flops and more fitted into her bag “perfectly,” emphasising how it’s not only great for packing all your items, but sits correctly under the seat in front of you on the plane. By using the woman’s method, it should mean you are not having to pay any additional luggage fees at the airport, as airlines, such as Ryanair, allow each passenger to have a free bag as long as it fits under the seat, the Express reported. Holidaymakers rushed to the comment section of the video to express how “great” the hack is. READ MORE: UK tourists issued Foreign Office warning over ‘flight disruption’ as strikes kick off in holiday hotspot One said: “I just ordered one – you better not be lying.” Another added: “Looks great – can really fit a lot in there.” A tourist went as far as to vouch for how handy the bag is, explaining: “I have it – it fits. And mine was stuffed to capacity. Trust.” Although, some weren’t as enamoured with the luggage, with another giving a different review of it: “I’ve got the bag, and don’t feel like it fits this much in.”