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Business Class:
Total weight of pieces must not exceed weight allowance of 30kg.
Economy Class:
Total weight of pieces must not exceed weight allowance of 20kg.
Hand luggage:
Business Class: 1 piece,. total dimensions 115cm not weighing more than 12kg.
Economy Class: 1 piece, total dimensions 115cm not weighing more than 7kg.
Each ticketed infant is permitted a checked baggage allowance of 10 kg. In addition, a stroller, carry-cot or baby holder will be carried free of charge, as well as feeding bottles, food and other items that may be required for the duration of the flight.
Last updated: September 05, 2008
There's no policy for kitesurf gear as yet, so you can either contact central reservations at 0861-737-737 or pretend it's a surfboard! Even if you get charged the windsurfer rate instead, it's not too bad.
Last updated: September 05, 2008
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For International flights:
May not be included in free baggage allowance – the following excess special charges apply: GBP65 / ZAR 800 / USD200 per windsurfing board.
Domestic flights: Surfboards will be accepted free of charge up to 15kg over the baggage allowance (i.e., 35kg for economy tickets, 45kg for business). You might be able to convince the check in staff that your tiny wave board is actually a surfboard and get away with it, but we don't promise anything.
Contact central reservations at 0861-737-737, to book it on in advance.
Last updated: September 05, 2008
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International flights:
If not included in the free baggage allowance, the following special excess charges apply: ZAR450 / GBP50 / USD100 per surfboard. EXCEPTION: Surfboards will be transported free of charge if within the free sporting baggage allowance (20kg’s economy / 30kg’s business), thereafter charged as above.
Domestic flights: Surfboards will be accepted free of charge up to 15kg over the baggage allowance (i.e., 35kg for economy tickets, 45kg for business)
Contact central reservations at 0861-737-737, to book it on in advance.
Last updated: September 05, 2008
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