Kite bag policy
Airlink kiteboard bag policy
4ZSouth Africa / Southern & East Africa regionalflyairlink.com
Extra fee
A kite bag is charged on top of the ticket.
free up to 15kg (in addition to standard checked baggage allowance) (2022)
Policy2022Policy as of 2022
Max weight15 kg
Pre-bookinga condition applies
Rider reportsnone has reached us
What it costs and what fits
- Fee
- free up to 15kg (in addition to standard checked baggage allowance);
- excess charged at ZAR 38.00 per kg plus 15% VAT on domestic South Africa flights
- Max weight
- 15 kg
- Max length
- 200 cm
- Max L+W+H
- 190x75x65cm (general sports item max) cm
- Pieces
- 1
- Pre-booking
- Yes -- approval required no less than 72 hours prior to departure for all sporting equipment items, via travel agent or Airlink Helpdesk
- Small aircraft
- Airlink operates regional jets (Embraer 135/140/170/175/190/195) on many routes; hold space may be restricted on full flights or in certain weather conditions, and equipment may be carried on the next available flight rather than the passenger's original flight
- Filed as
- sporting equipment -- 'Surf, Kite, Paddle and Skateboards' subcategory, free 15kg sporting equipment allowance in addition to standard checked baggage
- Home region
- South Africa / Southern & East Africa regional
- domestic South Africa ZAR 38.00/kg + 15% VAT for excess over the combined free allowance
Policy as of 2022 · Airlink’s own policy page
Before you pack
3 points
- Book the 15kg sporting equipment allowance at least 72 hours before departure -- it is not guaranteed as a walk-up option
- Surf/kite/paddle/skateboards must not exceed 2m in length
- The 15kg sporting equipment allowance stacks with the standard 20kg (economy) checked baggage allowance for a 35kg combined free total