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Bart
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8th Sep 05 at 10:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

right, im thinking of taking some scuba diving kit in a ruck sack on holiday, in a plane with me. it all fits neatly into a small rucksack, but im wondering if
a) they would mind me taking it aboard? (i cant see why not?)
b) the total wieght your allowed to take on the plane? (the scuba stuff wieghs 8.4kg, so im wondering how much i will have left for clothes and that etc).
dave17
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8th Sep 05 at 10:02   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

think the max is 22kg, might be wrong tho.
Ally
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8th Sep 05 at 10:04   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

would also be interested in suitcase weight limits, and exactly what bags and stuff u can take as hand luggage
sunnyb
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cant take any razor blades in ya hand luggage! he he no guns or mashetis either and best stay aay from those shoe bombs too!
Kathryn W
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The total weight is around 20 kg per person.. although depends what airline you fly with.

I don't think that they would have a problem if it fits neatly into a rucksack... although i would think you wouldn't be allowed to have it as hand luggage.

Are you going on holiday alone? If not weigh everyone's suitcase and see what the total weight comes upto... as it's 20kg per person in the party... and so if theres ant weight left over someone else could use it..

If ya get me.... Hope that helps...
Ally
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8th Sep 05 at 10:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Am i right in thinking that if your suitcase is over the limit you can just pay extra?
Bart
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8th Sep 05 at 10:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

that does help thanks, i kinda thought about that earlier Kat.
i think the scuba stuff would prolly be too big to fit as hand luggage.

My misses was worried cos shes under the impression you can only take 1 suitcase on board with you, where as might have a suitcase + this rucksack.
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That will be fine aslong as its not a tank for underwater diving or anything as it would explode !

If its bits and bobs like snorkel etc then you will be fine, total weight is normally about 25 but gf took hers at 35 and was fine

If it is over and they get assey (very rarely) you can pay a little extra to get through
CorsAsh
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Cant have any compressed gas containers in luggage hold...
leeshez
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My mate flew to spain on monday from liverpool with ryan air and he thought it was 20KGS but when he got there it was only 15KGS so he and his wife had hand luggage
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8th Sep 05 at 10:38   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

RING YOUR AIRLINE?
Bart
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im at work.... i cant at the mo
Antz
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you can take a compressed gas chamber on with you without a valve on, in other words, you must be able to see into the tank if a torch is shone into it... however that would mean finding a good trust worthy place abroad to fit the valve back on the bottle and pressure test it for you...
Kathryn W
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Yeah if ya go over ya can pay although it can get quite dear!

If you have any doubts still then do what willay say's and ring your airline when your home
Tom
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quote:
Originally posted by Ally
Am i right in thinking that if your suitcase is over the limit you can just pay extra?


Some yes and some no.
Adam
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what scuba kit have you got? i.e diving knife and air tank are not going to be allowed but wet suit and flippers won't be a problem
Charlene
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8th Sep 05 at 12:17   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by Tom
quote:
Originally posted by Ally
Am i right in thinking that if your suitcase is over the limit you can just pay extra?


Some yes and some no.


I was only a little bit over the limit and had to pay £20, i think it depends which airport your at though as to how much you are allowed, we were only allowed 20, and some lads from Plymouth were allowed 32 they said!

 
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