Surfboards. the cost of flying with surfboards varies by airline. most airlines will take your surfboard for a fee, but there are some airlines that do not accept surfboards as checked baggage.. Going on a surf trip to africa you most likely need to cay your surfbard on a plane. the fees vary much from company to company though. travelling with a surfboard is pretty easy but often you have to pay extra for the odd size luggage.. Surfboards on united airlines 2018. here are the baggage regulations for taking surfboards on united airlines flights. every airline has specific requirements and rules on how to pack surfboards, so be sure to check which ones apply to flying on united airlines..
Re: taking surfboard on a plane - ever been damaged? by monkey_alan » sun feb 08, 2009 9:27 pm been mostly really lucky with this, but copped a quite deep pressure ding right in the middle of one of the boards when travelling back from indo last year.. For surf boards, the following precautions must be taken: fins should always be removed, or, if they cannot be removed, should be firmly packed with polystyrene foam. both nose and tail should have bubble-wrap or neoprene foam attached for protection.. Just found out - and we fly out this morning - that jeststar from darwin to denpasar have a limit to 1.9m long for surfboards. my sons "shortboards" are about 1.9m and 2m packed in a longboard bag that he says is about 2.2m long..
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