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On all routes (international and within Germany) the free baggage allowance is defined by the Weight Concept. Here the number of pieces is not so relevant but the overall weight of your baggage. This is allowed as follows:
First Class: 40 kg Business Class: 30 kg Economy Class: 20 kg
Last updated: September 05, 2008
Lufthansa tell us it is a very nice airline and wants you to be able to practise your sport whilst on your travels. That’s why Lufthansa has a special excess baggage rate for sports equipment for you on routes where 'weight concept' applies. The Piece Concept fees remain unchanged. Kiteboards fall into the 'medium' category and are charged at the following rates: €40/USD50/CAD56 for domestic and continental routes with Weight Concept. €80/USD100/CAD112 for intercontinental routes with Weight Concept. And finally 50% of the excess baggage fee for intercontinental routes with Piece Concept.
Last updated: September 05, 2008
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Lufthansa tell us it is a very nice airline and wants you to be able to practise your sport whilst on your travels. That’s why Lufthansa has a special excess baggage rate for sports equipment for you on routes where 'weight concept' applies. The Piece Concept fees remain unchanged. Windsurfers fall into the 'large' category and are charged at the following rates: €80/USD100/CAD112 for domestic and continental routes with Weight Concept. €160/USD200/CAD224 for intercontinental routes with Weight Concept. And finally 2 x excess baggage fee for intercontinental routes with Piece Concept.
Last updated: September 05, 2008
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Lufthansa tell us it is a very nice airline and wants you to be able to practise your sport whilst on your travels. That’s why Lufthansa has a special excess baggage rate for sports equipment for you on routes where 'weight concept' applies. The Piece Concept fees remain unchanged. surfboards fall into the 'medium' category and are charged at the following rates: €40/USD50/CAD56 for domestic and continental routes with Weight Concept. €80/USD100/CAD112 for intercontinental routes with Weight Concept. And finally 50% of the excess baggage fee for intercontinental routes with Piece Concept.
Last updated: September 05, 2008
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Feedback by: garry | Thursday, October 18, 2007 | Surfing
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Feedback by: garry | Thursday, October 18, 2007 | Surfing
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