So air canada insist that they wont take boards longer than 6’6. do you think if i get to the airport with a 7’0 bag they are even going to notice, or do you think i HAVE to pay the 350 bucks extra for a flight with united?
What do you guys think?
fly hawaiian air liberal surfboard rates.
alaska air too!
…ambrose…
hey check air new zealand they usta be
the last guys fly boards for free!
Im heading to San Salvador from the UK so my options are pretty slim, Ive only got United, AA, delta, air france, air canada. So its $200 bucks each way. sucks.
I have heard or read somewhere that the big wave riders send their 10’ rhino chasers to places like Mexico, Hawaii or San Francisco weeks ahead via Delta Cargo, can anyone verify this? I have heard it’s the cheapest way to travel with big boards.
http://www.surfline.com/travel/boardbag_charges.cfm?id=15425
is there a break down for 2013?
| **Air New Zealand** www.airnewzealand.com 800-262-1234 | Free |
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| **Alaska** www.alaskaair.com 800-252-7522 | $50 - $75 | 5'2" to 6'8" is $50, 6'8" to 9'7" is $75. |
| ** Interjet (Mexico)** interjet.com.mx 866-285-9525 | Free | Max weight per passenger is 55 lbs domestic and 110 lbs international. Anything over that will have a fee of $5 per kg (2.2 lbs).
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**A Note About Seasonal Surfboard Embargoes:** Depending on the time of year, some airline's won't even take your surfboard, for any excess baggage charge. See the list below the table, and ask any airline, especially if you're booking during peak travel times. Actually, it's a good idea to call the airline no matter what time of year; this list is a guideline and fees can change, depending on the weather and the ticket agent's disposition. Oh, yeah: remember to smile and be nice to the ticket agent.
a surf specialist travel agent?
knowing an agent might save on the ticket too.
maybe branson will take you on his private if there's room...
whats those guys that sell space on charters?...
...ambrose...
sherlock holmes
travel agency ask for dr watson...
or captain kirk...
makes you wanna get a boat.
…ambrose…
Yes…
…what happened to the collapseable tech and calling it a piece of art in transport?
I travelled to Nicaragua with a kiteboarder, all his gear fit within the length restriction surcharges. That said, he sat on the beach most of the trip, winds were light, offshore, and better for surf, horrible for kiting.
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