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Kite bag policy
Caribbean Airlines kiteboard bag policy
BWCaribbean (Trinidad and Tobago)
Free within your allowance
A kite bag flies free inside the standard baggage allowance.
No extra fee if within the standard allowance (23 kg / 157 cm) (2026)
Policy2026Policy as of August 2026
Max weight23 kg
Pre-bookingnothing published
Rider reportsnone has reached us
What it costs and what fits
- Fee
- No extra fee if within the standard allowance (23 kg / 157 cm);
- otherwise treated as generic oversize (USD 75) or overweight (USD 75 flat, international) excess baggage, standby-only.
- Max weight
- 23 kg
- Max L+W+H
- 157 cm
- Small aircraft
- Caribbean Airlines' explicit sports-equipment carve-out does not specifically name surfboards or kiteboards (only boogie boards/water-skiing gear are listed) and oversize items are accepted on a standby basis only -- kite/board bags exceeding standard dimensions are not guaranteed carriage and should be confirmed directly with the airline, especially on ATR-operated regional routes.
- Filed as
- Sports equipment (boogie boards, water-skiing gear, etc. are explicitly named) falls within the standard free-baggage allowance if within normal size/weight limits;
- larger kite/board bags fall into the general excess-baggage category rather than a dedicated sports-equipment fee tier.
- Home region
- Caribbean (Trinidad and Tobago)
- within standard allowance Counts as standard bag, no extra fee
- oversize/overweight, international USD 75 flat oversize fee; USD 75 flat overweight fee
Policy as of August 2026
Before you pack
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- Because kiteboards/surfboards are not explicitly named in Caribbean Airlines' published sports-equipment list, contact the airline directly before booking to confirm acceptance and whether a dedicated fee (rather than generic oversize/standby handling) applies.