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Kite bag policy
InterCaribbean kiteboard bag policy
JYTurks and Caicos / Caribbeanintercaribbean.com
Not confirmed
Whether a kite bag counts inside the allowance is not settled.
Policy2026Policy as of August 2026
Max weight22.7 kg
Pre-bookingPre-booking required
Rider reportsnone has reached us
What it costs and what fits
- Max weight
- 22.7 kg
- Pre-booking
- Pre-booking required
- Small aircraft
- InterCaribbean operates Embraer jets, ATR turboprops, and DHC-6 Twin Otters with materially smaller cargo holds than long-haul wide-bodies; the airline's own guidance states large surfboards 'may not be accepted on all flights' and advises contacting the airline in advance to confirm a specific aircraft type can accommodate a long board bag.
- Filed as
- InterCaribbean's own site carries no dedicated sports-equipment or kiteboard fee tier; large surfboard/kiteboard bags are handled case-by-case subject to the aircraft type's cargo-hold size.
- Home region
- Turks and Caicos / Caribbean
Policy as of August 2026 · InterCaribbean’s own policy page
Before you pack
2 points
- Call ahead and confirm the aircraft type for your specific routing before buying a kite/board-bag ticket -- Twin Otter and ATR cargo holds are the binding constraint, not a published fee schedule.
- No kite or surf equipment fee is published -- do not assume it is free; budget for a standard excess-baggage charge as a worst case and confirm at booking.