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WEIGHT CONCEPT:
All flights (Excl. to/ from USA, Canada, Mexico & between The Netherlands and Curacao or Suriname):
Economy Class and Comfort Class: 20 kg / 44 lbs per passenger.
Between The Netherlands and Curacao/Suriname/Aruba only:
Economy Class and Comfort Class 25 kg / 55 lbs per passenger.

PIECE CONCEPT:
All flights (excl. MIA/MCO-SJO or v.v):
Economy Class and Comfort Class two (2) 158 cm (62 inch) each 23 kgs (50 lbs).
MCO-SJO / MIA-SJO or v.v.:
Economy Class two (2) 158 cm (62 inch) each 32 kgs (50 lbs).

Last updated: September 05, 2008

You have to phone MartinAir at least 72 hrs before departure to book it on. When making reservations please mention three dimensions of the equipment.
Depending on the load capacity Martinair will honor or deny the request. [It's unlikey that they will refuse you unless you're travelling as part of a big group]

Checked baggage allowance

Piece Concept
A mini surfboard (incl. wave, body, boogie, kite or wake board) with max. dimensions 165 cm = (L x W x H), and weighing up to incl. 23kg, is considered as one piece of baggage with total dimensions of 62 inch (158 cm), irrespective of actual dimensions.
Surfboards[and other equipment] larger than 165 cm and/or weighing more than 23kg are excluded from the free allowance and normal excess charges apply.

Weight Concept
Surfboards are excluded from the free allowance.
For any weight of surf equipment in excess of 20kg, the normal excess baggage charges apply
The following charges apply for one surf board (incl mast) but not weighing more 20 kg."
Between Sri Lanka and Europe: 80 euros
Between Sri Lanka & ICA destinations 120euros.

Overall, it's not very clear, but you have to phone to book your gear on in advance anyway, so you'll be able to double check the price then.

Note: If onward travel is on KL following maxinum lengths apply
290 cm (114inch) on : B747, B767, MD11 and B737, F100, F70
No surfboards allowed on: F50 (KL) and SAAB

Last updated: September 05, 2008

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Very complicated one this:

You have to phone MartinAir at least 72 hrs before departure to book it on. When making reservations please mention three dimensions of the equipment.
Depending on the load capacity Martinair will honor or deny the request. [It's unlikey that they will refuse you unless you're travelling as part of a big group, although with windsurfers they say it's entirely dependant on load capacity (and there's a maximum length of 375cm).]

Checked baggage allowance

Piece Concept
A mini surfboard (incl. wave, body, boogie, kite or wake board) with max. dimensions 165 cm = (L x W x H), and weighing up to incl. 23kg, is considered as one piece of baggage with total dimensions of 62 inch (158 cm), irrespective of actual dimensions.
Surfboards[and other equipment] larger than 165 cm and/or weighing more than 23kg are excluded from the free allowance and normal excess charges apply.

Weight Concept
Surfboards are excluded from the free allowance.
For any weight of surf equipment in excess of 20kg, the normal excess baggage charges apply
The following charges apply for one surf board (incl mast) but not weighing more 20 kg."
Between Sri Lanka and Europe: 80 euros
Between Sri Lanka & ICA destinations 120euros.

Overall, it's not very clear, but you have to phone to book your gear on in advance anyway, so you'll be able to double check the price then.

Note: If onward travel is on KL following maxinum lengths apply
290 cm (114inch) on : B747, B767, MD11 and B737, F100, F70
No surfboards allowed on: F50 (KL) and SAAB

Last updated: September 05, 2008

Leaving feedback:
If you have flown with, or know a good tip specific to this airline, please let everyone know by rating it and leaving a report here. Some airlines don't apply (or even know) their own kit policies so it's useful to see other people's experiences flying with them …

You have to phone MartinAir at least 72 hrs before departure to book it on. When making reservations please mention three dimensions of the equipment.
Depending on the load capacity Martinair will honor or deny the request. [It's unlikey that they will refuse you unless you're travelling as part of a big group]

Checked baggage allowance

Piece Concept
A mini surfboard (incl. wave, body, boogie, kite or wake board) with max. dimensions 165 cm = (L x W x H), and weighing up to incl. 23kg, is considered as one piece of baggage with total dimensions of 62 inch (158 cm), irrespective of actual dimensions.
Surfboards larger than 165 cm and/or weighing more than 23kg are excluded from the free allowance and normal excess charges apply.

Weight Concept
Surfboards are excluded from the free allowance.
For any weight of surf equipment in excess of 20kg, the normal excess baggage charges apply
The following charges apply for one surf board (incl mast) but not weighing more 20 kg."
Between Sri Lanka and Europe: 80 euros
Between Sri Lanka & ICA destinations 120euros.

Overall, it's not very clear, but you have to phone to book your gear on in advance anyway, so you'll be able to double check the price then.

Note: If onward travel is on KL following maxinum lengths apply
290 cm (114inch) on : B747, B767, MD11 and B737, F100, F70
No surfboards allowed on: F50 (KL) and SAAB

Last updated: September 05, 2008

Leaving feedback:
If you have flown with, or know a good tip specific to this airline, please let everyone know by rating it and leaving a report here. Some airlines don't apply (or even know) their own kit policies so it's useful to see other people's experiences flying with them …

Leaving feedback:
If you have flown with, or know a good tip specific to this airline, please let everyone know by rating it and leaving a report here. Some airlines don't apply (or even know) their own kit policies so it's useful to see other people's experiences flying with them …