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Join Date: Feb 2012
Posts: 56
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Sometime in the next two weeks i will be flying to PDX and i was wondering if the Dakine Lo Roller bag is good for flying with? And if so does American airlines have any fees for a snowboard? Any help would be apriciatted
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Mt. Bachelor
Posts: 1,512
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DaKine bag is fine for flying; isn't that what it's made for?
American Airlines Baggage Allowance Information On AA.com |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Mt. Bachelor
Posts: 1,512
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Here's what AA says:
Overweight/Oversize Baggage Charges Additional charges apply to this type of baggage and are collected at the airport ticket counter. FLIGHTS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES, THE U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS, PUERTO RICO AND CANADA Overweight Baggage Charges Checked baggage weighing over 50 lbs./23 kgs but not more than 70 lbs./32 kgs will be charged at the rate of $100 per piece. Checked baggage weighing over 70lbs./32 kgs but not more than 100 lbs./45 kgs will be charged at the rate of $200 per piece. Oversize Baggage Charges Checked baggage which is larger than 62 in/158 cm will be charged at the rate of $200 per piece. The size limitation of your luggage is calculated by adding the total outside dimensions of each bag, that is, length + width + height. Certain aircraft types cannot accept some oversized articles due to the dimensions of the cargo doors. If you are traveling with an oversized article, please contact an American Airlines representative to ensure your destination is typically served by an aircraft that can accommodate your article. Sports Equipment For information related to travel outside of United States, Puerto Rico and USVI, please contact Reservations to ensure your destination is typically served by an aircraft that can accommodate your article. Maximum Size and Weight Items that are larger than 126 inches and 100 lbs. will not be accepted as checked baggage. Contact a freight forwarder for assistance with these items. Additional items not included in the item description below must not be packed inside the sports case and are subject to overweight and/or oversize charges. All inches are dimensional inches (length + width + height) Liability AA/American Eagle/AmericanConnection® carrier are not liable for any damage to sports items not presented in a hard-sided case. If the outside of the hard-sided case does not have visible damage, AA/American Eagle/AmericanConnection carrier are not liable for any damage to the sports item inside the case. Sports cases designed for specific items such as golf bags, boot bags and bike cases are intended to carry only that sports item. Charges Charges listed are in U.S. dollars For information related to travel outside of United States, Puerto Rico and USVI, please contact Reservations to verify currency. SKIS: WATER OR SNOW / SNOWBOARDS Allowance/Requirements One pair of skis/snowboard and one bag containing a pair of ski /board boots only Cost One pair of skis/snowboard and one boot bag containing only boots/bindings will be treated as a single item with the applicable checked bag charge. Boot bag must not exceed 45 linear inches (length + width + height) and must contain only boots/bindings. Boot bags that contain other articles will be subject to the excess baggage charge for a single piece. Maximum Weight and Size One pair of skis/snowboard up to 126 inches and one boot bag containing boots/bindings only and not to exceed 45 dimensional inches (length + width + height) Additional Information Lighters or torches for applying ski wax are considered dangerous goods and are not allowed in checked or carry-on baggage |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 429
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I just got back from the breck/key area in CO and packed my bag to the max (3 boards, 2 boots, coats, pants and 2 bindings) never once did they check it at drop off. Now TSA did check my bag by putting that piece of paper in the bag to say they opened it.
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: NoVA
Posts: 891
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When I went to Steamboat last year and flew United/Delta and I backed my bag to the brim. Not only was my bag longer than allowed (crazy to think they would not allow a 166 board bag..) and it easily went over their listed weight, they still only charged me the normal snowboard bag fee.
I am not saying that this will happen to you, but I was freaking out and in the end they could of cared less. |
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