Effective April 3, 2024, the two Transavia airlines will also introduce the hand luggage regulations that Ryanair, Wizz Air and Eurowings have been practicing for some time. For passengers, this means that travelers who want to take a trolley in the IATA standard format, for example, will have to pay at least ten euros extra in the future. Significantly higher costs can be incurred directly at the gate. Officially, Transavia justifies the adoption of the "Ryanair hand luggage rules" by saying that it wants to improve the "passenger travel experience" because there is not enough storage space on board the aircraft. Therefore, from April 3, 2024, only the transport of a small bag that fits under the seat in front of you will be included at no extra charge. However, this is probably more of an excuse, because the airlines have always been interested in squeezing a few extra euros out of travelers. The rules were originally introduced by Ryanair and Wizz Air, but have gradually been adopted by carriers such as Eurowings, Condor and Tuifly, as well as numerous other providers.