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Poster:
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hi there,
If i could fit all my clothes into my ski bag would i avoid the £15 ski carriage charge for getting on planes?
Thanks:)
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isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
no. tried it, still got charged. at least on those airlines who charge for ski carriage
and be aware, on jet2 the weight allowances still apply per baggage item even after you pay extra for ski carriage
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
While (too) many darn airlines charge the extra whack for ski/board bag carriage, a good way to make better value of this charge is to pack extra stuff in your ski/board bag. Eg, I took a ski bag to Val Thorens a couple of years ago that weighed 35kgs - I knew they were going to charge me carriage on the thing, so I filled it with tins of beans and whatnot, saving on the extra expense and time consuming deciphering needed to buy produce in the resort - what I took fed the three of us a few breakfasts and lunches, which can add up to a lot of saving in ski resorts...
Does anyone know if ThomsonFly charge such carriage costs?
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, when you unpacked your ski bag in Val Thorens it was like Tesco had opened up a new branch up in the montains
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