As the airline operates as a charter and wet-lease airline the cabin baggage allowance depends on the company chartering their services. If you are travelling on a Ryanair flight operated by Lauda Europe then you are entitled to bring one small item of carry-on baggage as part of your ticket. This item of luggage should not be larger than 40 x 20 x 25 cm and must be stored under the seat in front of you. A small item of baggage can include a small backpack, briefcase, camera bag or handbag. Similarly, you may have the option to purchase 'Priority & 2 Cabin Bags', or a Plus/Flexi/Family ticket fare meaning you can additionally bring a cabin case weighing no more than 10kg bag as well as fitting within the 55 x 40 x 20cm allocations.

Like the airline's cabin baggage policy, dependent on which company has chartered the airline's services the checked baggage will vary. As the majority of flights operated by Lauda Europe will be on behalf of Ryanair then checked baggage will not be included in the base ticket fare and is something you will have to pay separately for.

Lauda Europe's aircraft feature an all Economy class layout with approximately 32 inches of legroom and a width of around 17". Economy travellers don't receive complimentary food and drink, however, these are available for purchase during the flight. This may be different if the airline is operating a charter flight for a company that may offer this. However, as it is expected that the operations will be on behalf of Ryanair, so it will follow their policy of charging.

This will depend on who the airline is operating on behalf. If Lauda Europe will be operating services for sister airline Ryanair then you will be able to check-in online or via the Ryanair app. Check-in online opens to all passengers 48 hours prior to departure and closes 2 hours before the scheduled departure time. If Lauda Europe is operating a flight for another airline then you may be able to check-in via their website. If this is not available then you will be able to do so at the airport.

If the airline is operating a route for Ryanair on one of their constituent airlines then checking in at the airline will incur an additional charge unless allowed for in your ticket. If Lauda Europe is operating a charter for another company they may allow free airport check-in or also charge so you should check the tour operators policies. If you have checked in online you will be able to drop your luggage at one of the check-in desks at the airport.