Surfboard airline fees

Surfboards are special baggage charged per case (from the first item), up to three boards per case. Max length 204 cm on narrow-body, 294 cm on wide-body; max 32 kg in a rigid case. The amount depends on the route — AeroMexico does not list one universal figure. Pre-purchase via "Customize your Flight" or the call centre.

A flat $50 CAD/USD handling charge per board, applied each way (per direction), on top of any additional-checked-bag charge; the board counts as one piece of your allowance. Waived on Latitude/Business fares within Canada and Canada–US. Pre-register at booking; max length 203 cm, under 277 cm linear. No oversize charge within those limits.

One board under 2 m per passenger. On Classic, Flex or Business fares it can replace your first included checked bag at no extra charge if within 23 kg (Economy; 32 kg Business) and 158 linear cm; over that triggers overweight/oversize charges. A bag of up to three boards can be checked for a fee. Cheaper to buy baggage online.

Per one-way flight: Europe zones $115 prebooked / $145 at the airport; USA/Canada $85 / $160 (CAD 105 / 210). Bag up to 300 × 60 × 50 cm and 30 kg — heavier is refused. Register at least 8 hours ahead. Business Class carries the first sports item free (except USA).

Charged as special baggage: USD 50 on domestic (within-Panama) flights; USD 100 on trips ending in or stopping in Panama. Up to two boards per bag. Reserve when buying the ticket or at least 48 hours ahead, and sign a liability waiver. Star Alliance Gold members are exempt from over-limit fees. No surf skis, kayaks or canoes.

A board is "large sports equipment" (up to 32 kg, 275 cm) and must be pre-booked as a paid add-on — cheaper online than at the airport. Up to six items per booking online; non-refundable once booked. The exact fee is only shown in the booking flow.

A surfboard is a "bulky item" (158–277 cm) and is not free with the standard allowance — a bulky-item fee applies, plus excess-weight charges beyond your allowance. Max 23 kg. On Fiji Link turboprop flights, weight limits may mean the board travels on a later flight.

Surfboards are excluded from the free checked allowance and charged per storage bag (the rate depends on the route). Up to two boards count as one bag; three boards count as two. Cargo-hold space can be limited — contact JAL in advance.

A surfboard is an oversized item (a side over 1 m), charged AUD 25 per item per flight. The fee does NOT add allowance — the board still counts toward your total checked weight, so buy enough checked baggage separately. Up to two oversized items; prepaying is cheaper than at the airport.

A board is taken in place of one item of checked baggage. A reservation is required if the bag is over 107 cm; KLM cannot carry bags over 300 cm. On flights to/from Canada, Mexico and the USA an extra fee may apply for bags over 107 cm — the amount is shown during booking.

Carried in the hold as special baggage for an additional charge — a fixed value that depends on your route (LATAM publishes no single figure). One bag may hold up to three boards; up to 300 linear cm (L+W+H) per piece. Larger items go via LATAM Cargo.

Sports gear can sit within the free hold allowance if within TAP’s limits, but a board bag typically exceeds the standard size, triggering the extra-baggage fee (45 EUR / 57 USD / 78 CAD). Confirmation is required in advance and a Declaration of Transport must be completed, or carriage may be refused. Max 32 kg.

A $50–59 CAD handling fee per board at the airport, plus it counts as a checked bag subject to standard/oversize/overweight fees (oversize applies over 157 cm). Accepted only when under 3 m long. One set per guest. Remove and pad the skeg/fin.

One set of sports equipment carried for an extra fee, up to 149 × 119 × 171 cm and 32 kg. Add it during booking or at least 3 hours before departure in your WIZZ profile; availability is limited per flight. The fee is shown in the booking flow.