Airline SCUBA Gear Fees 2023 - Airline-Baggage-Fees.com

Flying with SCUBA Diving Equipment and Tanks

Many airlines accept SCUBA Diving equipment as checked luggage on their flights, although if exceeding weight limits, overweight and oversize fees may apply. This can apply to both your diving equipment, as well as any underwater camera equipment you may be flying with.

When flying with your SCUBA gear, check whether you are allowed to fly with your tanks, as many airlines do not accept SCUBA tanks on their flights for safety reasons. In those cases, you may have to fly with another airline, or rent tanks once you arrive at your destination

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Airline Name	Included in Allowance?	Cost	Policy / Comments
Aer Lingus	No	40-50 EUR	View Policy
Aer Lingus Aer Lingus SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Aer Lingus will accept your diving equipment to be carried as checked luggage. Diving equipment must be packed in a recognised diving kit bag, and mustn’t exceed the maximum dimensions and weight restrictions. Cylinders aren’t permitted for carriage on our aircraft. Pressure-sensitive devices may need special packaging. Please refer to the manufacturer for advice. Please give sufficient time at check-in for security and handling procedures. You must arrive at check-in at least 90-minutes before your scheduled departure time. The maximum weight allowable for sports equipment is 23kg/50lb. Normal excess baggage rates apply if you carry in excess to this maximum allowance. For Aer Lingus flights operating to/from North America, sports equipment is carried as part of the standard baggage allowance. Excess baggage rates of €75/$100 apply if you carry in excess of the standard allowance. This fee is charged per passenger, each way. For all other Aer Lingus flights, Sports Equipment is subject to a fee of €40 or equivalent payable online prior to departure; or a fee of €50 or equivalent payable through the Aer Lingus reservations centre or at the airport on the day of departure. This fee is charged per passenger, per direction.
Aeroflot	Yes	Free	View Policy
Aeroflot Aeroflot SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Will be included in free baggage allowance. Extra piece rate will apply if it is over free baggage allowance shown on the ticket. Overweight, oversize rate will apply according to measurements.
Aerolineas Argentinas	No	$50 - $100 USD	View Policy
Aerolineas Argentinas Aerolineas Argentinas SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving equipment is accepted on Aerolineas Argentinas. The diving gear allowed may include one bag with one pair of scuba diving masks, one snorkel, two diving fins, one neoprene suit, 2 (empty) oxygen tanks. A sports equipment fee will be charged for bringing SCUBA gear. Aerolineas Argentinas SCUBA Diving Fees Within Argentina - $ 1.200 ARS Within South America - $50 USD South America to/from USA/Europe - $100 USD / EUR
Aeromexico	No	$75 - $165 USD	View Policy
Aeromexico Aeromexico SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Diving equipment is allowed on Aeromexico flights for a fee of $75 on flights within Mexico, and $150 on International flights. If flying during Peak Season, the High Season rates apply of $83 for Domestic, and $165 for international flights. Your SCUBA Diving gear will have a maximum weight allowed per piece of 70 lb/32 kg. Maximum length allowed per piece on narrow-body cabin is 204 centimeters / 80 inches and wide-body cabin is 294 centimeters / 115 inches (Maximum length including case) Transportation of these items on all AM/AMC flights will be accepted, without exception Fees will be made for each article
Air Algerie	Yes	Free	View Policy
Air Algerie Air Algerie SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Up to 10 kgs of scuba diving equipment per passenger may be carried free of charge on all AH sectors. Equipment in excess of the 10 kgs and on interline sectors will be charged at the normal excess baggage rate. NOTE: If air bottles are carried they must be empty.
Air Belgium	No	100-175 EUR	View Policy
Air Belgium Air Belgium SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Air Belgium accepts your SCUBA diving equipment as checked luggage, upon payment of a diving/sports equipment fee. Air Belgium SCUBA Diving Fee Online: 100 EUR At Airport (Cash): 150 EUR At Airport (Credit Card) 175 EUR Your dive bag is limited in size to a standard piece of luggage (L + W + H = 158 cm), with a maximum weight of 32 kg. This may include 1 wetsuit, 1 mask, 1 vest, 1 pair of shoes, 1 pair of fins, 1 knife, and 1 regulator.
Air Berlin	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
Air Berlin Air Berlin SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Diving Equipment - diving belt, empty compressed-air cylinders, diving lamps (bulb or battery must be removed). If the diving equipment you wish to check in exceeds the free baggage allowance included in your fare, you have the option of checking it in as a separate item of baggage under the excess baggage conditions currently in force. Sports and special baggage must be registered in advance.
Air Canada	Yes	Standard Baggage Fees	View Policy
Air Canada Air Canada SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Air Canada accepts SCUBA Diving equipment to be checked-in as checked baggage. When packed separately, each of the following counts as one piece of baggage towards the maximum number of checked bags allowed by your fare type: - empty scuba tank - air supply regulator - pressure gauge - tank harness - face mask - pair of diving fins - snorkel - knife - spear gun - air pistol - safety vest. Charges If your baggage count (item in scuba diving category + number of other bags to be checked) exceeds the maximum number of items allowed by your fare type, additional checked baggage charges will apply. Packing instructions All equipment must be securely packed in a rigid and/or hard shell container specifically designed for shipping. If otherwise packaged, equipment may be refused for carriage. We’re not liable if and to the extent that any damage results from the inherent defect, quality or vice of the baggage.
Air Europa	No	150-250 EUR	View Policy
Air Europa Air Europa SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Air Europa accepts SCUBA Diving gear for a flat fee depending on the origin/destination of your flight. Diving equipment may consist of diving suit, vest, socks, mask, footwear, torch, nets, knife, 1 empty oxygen bottle and 1 regulator. To be accepted, your tank must be presented as empty at check-in. Also, be sure to remove the bulb from your dive lamp and pack it separately. It can only be transported as hand luggage. Diving gear is not included in your regular baggage allowance. A flat fee for SCUBA Diving will be charged. Air Europa SCUBA Diving Fee 2023 Mainland Spain and Balearic Islands - EUR 150 / USD 155 / GBP 130/CHF 148 Canary Islands, Europe and Africa- EUR 175 / USD 181 / GBP 152 / CHF 173 Long Haul (Miami, Havana, Santo Domingo, New York, Punta Cana, San Juan) - EUR 200/USD 206/GBP 174/CHF 197 Long Haul (Rest of World) - EUR 250/USD 258/GBP 217/CHF 246
Air France	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
Air France Air France SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Diving equipment (including a wet suit, vest, mask, shoes, fins, knife and pressure regulator) is considered as a standard checked baggage item and is included at no extra charge in your baggage allowance (except for Economy Mini and Basic fare tickets). However, if you want to transport more baggage items or if you exceed the baggage allowance for your ticket, you can purchase a Baggage Option online or pay a fee for this option at the airport. For more information, please see the Baggage user guide page. Please note: underwater diving flashlights are accepted with prior approval from our customer service department. You must submit your request at least 48 hours before your flight’s departure. Scuba tanks Compressed air scuba tanks are accepted in the hold, as long as they are empty and do not exceed 23 kg / 50 lb in weight. However, their transport is not included in your baggage allowance. At the airport, you must pay an extra fee* that varies based on your trip. - Zone 1: €40 - Zone 2: €65 (or 75 USD on flights departing from a country outside the European zone) - Zone 3: €55 (or 55 USD on flights departing from a country outside the European zone) - Zone 4: €125 on flights departing from a country within the European zone (150 USD departing from all other countries) - Zone 5: €100 on flights departing from a country within the European zone (100 USD departing from all other countries) Oxygen scuba tanks are not permitted for transport in hand baggage or checked baggage.
Air New Zealand	Yes	Free - Standard Baggage Fee	View Policy
Air New Zealand Air New Zealand SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving gear is accept free of charge on Air New Zealand as part of your regular free checked baggage allowance, in place of a regular suitcase. Your dive bag must be less than 2.00 meters long, and weigh less than 23 kg / 50 lbs. If your diving gear is brought as an extra item in addition to your suitcases, you will have to pay the regular Extra Bag fee, as if it were an extra suitcase. If your dive bag weighs more than 23 kg / 50 lbs, Air New Zealand's standard Overweight Baggage fee will apply, up to a maximum weight of 32 kg / 70 lbs.
Air Transat	Yes	Standard Baggage Fees	View Policy
Air Transat Air Transat SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Air Transat will accept your SCUBA equipment as part of your regular checked baggage allowance. Standard checked baggage fees apply, meaning it will be charged as if it were a regular suitcase - if within your free checked baggage allowance, it can fly free, but if in excess of your free checked baggage allowance, you will have to pay the regular 2nd bag or 3rd bag fee. Oversize ($100) and Overweight ($100) baggage fees may also be charged. SCUBA equipment consists of the following: 1 empty O2 tank, 1 tank harness, 1 pressure gauge, 1 mask, 1 regulator, 1 pair of fins, 1 wet or dry suit, 1 pair aqua shoes/booties, 1 buoyancy compensator, 1 snorkel Cost: See checked baggage allowance for your fare type/destination Excess Baggage Charges: Fees will apply if you exceed the maximum checked baggage allowance You can prepay and preregister your SCUBA diving gear up to 72 hours before your flight. Note: The O2 tank must be completely empty and the pressure gauge protected. Please ensure that equipment is properly wrapped/secured for transport to prevent loss or damage.
AirTran Airways	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
AirTran Airways AirTran Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy 1 scuba tank with harness - empty with valve removed, 1 scuba regulator, 1 pressure gauge, 1 mask, 2 fins, 1 snorkel, 1 safety vest, 1 knife, 1 speargun, all packed in a suitable bag. Oversize / overweight fee assessed only once if both oversized and overweight All standard checked baggage fees apply.
Alaska Airlines	Yes	$30-$40	View Policy
Alaska Airlines Alaska Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Alaska Airlines accepts SCUBA equipment as a piece of regular luggage. Standard checked bag fees apply, but the oversize and overweight fee is waived. That means it will cost $30 if it is your only bag, or $40 if in addition to a suitcase. Additional items will be charged the regular excess baggage fee of $150 each (3rd item +). Please note that the higher $150 3rd / Extra Bag fee applies on all Alaska Airlines flights purchased on/after June 30 2023. The previous extra bag fee of $100 still applies to flights purchased before June 30 2023. One piece of scuba equipment is defined as one scuba gear container and one tank. The scuba gear container is limited to one regulator, one tank harness, one pressure gauge, one mask, two fins, one snorkel, one knife, one spear gun and one safety vest. Scuba equipment may exceed 62" (linear) but no more than 115" (linear), without incurring an oversize fee. Note: Scuba tanks must have the regulator valve disconnected. The tank must have an open end for visual inspection. You may check Scuba equipment as multiple pieces, and it will be accepted as one checked piece. Refer to our Alaska Airlines Checked Baggage policy for checked piece, overweight, and oversize charges.
Allegiant Air	Yes	Standard Baggage Fees	View Policy
Allegiant Air Allegiant Air SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba diving equipment on Allegiant Air is considered as a piece of checked baggage with all applicable fees applied per person, per bag, per segment. All Baggage Fees are non-refundable. Applicable fees will be applied for those bags exceeding the 50 lbs. weight limit and eighty inches size limits. The total number of bags allowed may not exceed 5 per passenger. No baggage more than 100 lbs. will be accepted. If exceeding Allegiant's 50 lbs weight limit with your dive bag, you will be charged a $50 overweight fee as long as the bag is below 70 lbs / 32 kg. SCUBA bags weighing between 70-100 lbs (32-45 kg) will be charged an additional $75 fee. Allegiant Air defines SCUBA equipment as an air tank and all accompanying equipment (BCD, mask, flippers, weight belt, etc.) encased together in a container acceptable to carrier. The air tank must be completely empty.
American Airlines	Yes	$150	View Policy
American Airlines American Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy You can take your SCUBA gear on board your American Airlines flight for a fee of $150. You can travel with: 1 scuba tank 1 scuba regulator A tank harness A tank pressure gauge 1 pair of fins 1 snorkel and mask 1 BC vest If you are traveling with a regulator valve, it needs to be completely disconnected from the cylinder and the cylinder needs an opening to allow a visual inspection inside. Cost - $150 (free baggage allowance does not apply) Maximum weight and size - 70 lbs. --------------- If you are travelling without a tank, you can bring: Scuba regulator Tank harness Tank pressure gauge 1 pair of fins 1 snorkel and mask 1 BC vest Maximum weight is 50lbs/23kg, max size 62 inches. Regular checked baggage fees apply, you will be charged the same fee as the standard 1st or 2nd baggage fee of your destination (oversize fee is waived). If you have excess baggage, you’ll be charged the excess baggage fee for each item you travel with, including any overweight and oversize fees that may apply.
Arajet	No	$44.99 - $90 USD	View Policy
Arajet Arajet SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy AraJet accepts SCUBA Diving equipment as a piece of sports equipment under its Special Luggage policy. You will have to pay a special Sports Equipment fee to bring your diving gear with you. Remember that pressurized equipment is not allowed, so your tank will have to be open and available for inspection. It is cheapest to add your diving equipment to your reservation online while making your booking, as the price increases the closer you get to your departure. The most expensive option is to pay for your dive bag at the airport check-in counter. All sports equipment, including SCUBA Diving Equipment, is limited in weight to 32 kg / 70 lbs. AraJet SCUBA Diving Equipment Fee - All Fares Online - During Booking - $44.99 USD Online - Before Online Check-in - $54.99 USD Online - During Online Check-in - $64.99 USD Call Center - During Booking - $54.99 USD Call Center - Before Online Check-in - $64.99 USD Call Center - During Online Check-in - $74.99 USD At the Airport - At Check-in Counter - $90 USD At the Airport - At Gate - Not Available
ArkeFly	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
ArkeFly ArkeFly SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Diving equipment comprises a wetsuit, jacket, socks, mask, shoes, flippers, knife, empty compressed air tank and regulator. - The diving bottles must be empty and will only be carried if there is room for them. - Nitrogen harpoons may not be carried. - Underwater lamps may be carried as hand luggage, as long as you have removed the battery or the light bulb from the lamp. The on/off switch must be fixed in the 'off position'. This because diving lamps can contain rechargeable lead acid batteries, which generate extreme heat in a pressurized cabin. - You should not dive during within 24 hours before your flight, in order to avoid the risk of decompression sickness. Dive lights and diving scooters must be registered by contacting the TUI fly Service Centre Air tanks used for diving must be completely empty. Diving equipment is included in the luggage allowance system. If the total weight of the hold luggage and the diving equipment exceeds the luggage allowance, these excess kilos will be subject to the standard excess luggage charge. Weight belt, empty compressed air bottles, suit and accessories Fee per route: 65 EUR Registration required: Yes
Aserca	No	$15 - $100 USD	View Policy
Aserca Aserca SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Equipment will be accepted upon payment of the following fees. Please note, the amount varies depending on whether paying inside or outside of Venezuela. SCUBA Fees Inside Venezuela: $15 USD SCUBA Fees Outside Venezuela: $100 USD
Asiana Airlines	Yes	Free	View Policy
Asiana Airlines Asiana Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy One set of scuba equipment: An empty scuba tank, a respirator, a harness, a gauge and a mask is allowed per passenger.Safely keep equipment in its proper carrying cases. Americas Routes When the total weight of baggage including the scuba equipment does not exceed the free baggage allowance, no extra charges are applied. When the free baggage allowance is exceeded, the excess baggage charge per piece is applied. No fee will be charged for baggage that exceeds the size limit. When the equipment exceeds 23kg, an excess baggage charge is applied. Non-Americas Routes When the total weight of baggage including the scuba equipment does not exceed the free baggage allowance, no extra charges are applied. When the free baggage allowance is exceeded, the lower amount between the excess baggage charge for the following payment method and the regular excess baggage charge for the weight exceeding the free baggage allowance is applied. Extra Charge Collection System - When the equipment does not exceed 25kg, the excess baggage charge for 15kg is applied. - When the equipment exceeds 25kg, the weight of up to 25kg is calculated as 15kg, and the weight exceeding 25kg is summed up with the 6kg of the above to calculate the excess baggage charge.
Austrian Airlines	Yes	See Policy - FREE	View Policy
Austrian Airlines Austrian Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba Equipment: 1 diving mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, BCD-jacket, regulator, 1 empty tankbottle and 1 lamp in accordance with the IATA DGR. Sports equipment is part of your free baggage allowance if its size is within the stated limits. If the transport of your sports equipment is exceeding your free baggage allowance, excess baggage charges are applicable. 2 Piece of checked baggage are allowed for the following fee: Within Europe and 3rd countries - EUR 50.- or USD/CAD 70 Inter-continental - EUR 100.- or USD/CAD 150
Avelo Airlines	Yes	Standard Baggage Fees	View Policy
Avelo Airlines Avelo Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Avelo Airlines accepts SCUBA Diving equipment as a piece of standard checked baggage. The regular checked baggage fees apply, as well as any applicable oversize ($100) and overweight ($100) fees. These fees have gone up in 2023, as last year Avelo charged only $50 each for Oversize and Overweight fees. SCUBA equipment and all accompanying equipment must be encased together in a container acceptable to Avelo. Air tanks must be empty.
Avianca	Yes	$100 ($20 - $150 USD)	View Policy
Avianca Avianca SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA equipment is allowed as checked baggage on Avianca flights, although a sports equipment fee will be charged for SCUBA equipment. Scuba diving equipment consists of an oxygen regulator, an empty tank, two rubber fins, a conventional harpoon, a mask, a snorkel, a rubber suit, a weight belt and high-intensity submarine lights. For diving equipment, high intensity underwater lamps will be accepted only if the component that generates heat and the battery are packaged separately. All the batteries that have been removed must be protected against short circuits. Oxygen tanks for scuba diving must be empty. Fees for Transporting SCUBA Equipment on Avianca Within Colombia - COP 85,000 Within Peru - $29 USD Within Ecuador - $25 USD Between the North America and South America - $150 USD Between the North America and Central America - $150 USD Between Mexico and South America - $150 USD Between Central American countries - $150 USD Between Central America and South America - $150 USD Between Central America and Mexico - $150 USD To and from the Caribbean - $150 USD Between South American countries - $100 USD To and from Europe - 100 EUR / 80 GBP
AZUL Brazilian Airlines	Yes	$150	View Policy
AZUL Brazilian Airlines AZUL Brazilian Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA gear is accepted on AZUL Brazilian Airlines for a flat-rate service fee SCUBA Equipment on AZUL Domestic Flights: $150 USD SCUBA Equipment on AZUL International (USA and Europe) Flights: $150 USD or 150 EUR SCUBA Equipment on AZUL International (South America/Cayenne) Flights: $60 USD
BahamasAir	Yes	Free or $75 USD	View Policy
BahamasAir BahamasAir SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA gear is accepted on BahamasAir flighs, and is treated as a regular checked bag. All standard checked baggage fees, oversize, and overweight fees may apply. Please note, this is SCUBA gear without a tank. SCUBA tanks are not accepted on BahamasAir flights. Potential Excess Baggage Fees for SCUBA Gear on BahamasAir International Flights 51 – 70 lbs (23 – 32 kilos): $75.00 Greater than 70lbs (32 kilos) & less than 99 lbs: $125.00 Greater than 62″ & 70 lbs (32kilos): $150.00
Belavia	No	Free	View Policy
Belavia Belavia SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA EQUIPMENT UP TO 50LB 23KG - 1 mask for diving, 1 breathing tube, fins, wetsuit, regulator, empty oxygen canister, flashlight 1 (one) set of SCUBA equipment packed in protective packing as 1 bag/ 1 piece not exceeding the weight of 23 kg and the size of 210 cm in three dimensions is transported free of charge in addition to the established free baggage allowance in the corresponding travel class. Each additional set / piece / bag of sport equipment will be transported for a fee of 50 EUR / 60 USD / 50 GBP * for 1 (one) set / piece / bag. If the weight of 1 (one) set of SCUBA equipment is more than 23 kg, an additional charge in the amount of 50 EUR / 60 USD / 50 GBP * is collected for 1 (one) set of sports equipment. SCUBA equipment transportation requires prior approval of the Airline.
Boliviana de Aviacion	Yes	Free	View Policy
Boliviana de Aviacion Boliviana de Aviacion SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA diving gear is allowed on Boliviana de Aviacion flights within the standard baggage allowance, and replaces one of your regular checked bags in your allowance. If your SCUBA bag exceeds the allowed weight allowance for your route, you will be charged the standard overweight baggage fees for your route (see the BoA standard baggage fees page for more info, but in general is $100 to/from USA, $35 to/from Spain, 1% of Fare per KG within South America). Your SCUBA gear is treated like a regular suitcase - if applicable on your route, it is possible that an oversize baggage fee may be charged ($130 USD on flights to/from Miami) for bags that exceed the size limit of 158 linear cm (62 inches).
Breeze Airways	Yes	$40-$50 USD	View Policy
Breeze Airways Breeze Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Breeze Airways accepts SCUBA equipment as a checked bag, for the standard checked baggage fee of a regular suitcase. In 2023, this is approximately $40 for a 1st bag, $45 for a 2nd bag, or $50 for a 3rd bag or if paid at the airport. Please remember that the exact fees may vary depending on the origin/destination of your flight. SCUBA gear may include One mask, one pair of fins, one snorkel, and one weight belt. Your SCUBA equipment bag may not exceed 80 linear inches.
British Airways	Yes	Free - Standard Baggage Fee	View Policy
British Airways British Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy British Airways will accept your diving equipmenprovided it is packed in a recognised kit bag and does not exceed the maximum dimensions and weight restrictions for checked baggage. Bags weighing more than 23kg (51lb) may incur a heavy bag charge of 65 GBP / 75 EUR / 100 USD / 100 CAD. Your diving equipment will count toward your free checked baggage allowance, and will incur a standard baggage fee if you exceed your luggage allowance. The maximum size accepted is 190 x 75 x 65 cm. Accepted diving equipment: scuba regulator tank harness tank pressure gauge (pressure-sensitive devices may need special packaging; refer to the manufacturer for advice) face mask fins buoyancy control device snorkel weight belt cylinder tank spear guns harpoons Diving lamps Diving Lamps require prior approval - please contact British Airways at least 24 hours before your flight to get approval. If approved for carriage, the bulb or fuse must be removed and packed separately from the power source. Cylinder Tanks must be empty and presented for inspection at check-in. Spear guns and harpoons must be packed separately.
Brussels Airlines	Yes	See Policy - FREE	View Policy
Brussels Airlines Brussels Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Equipment is accepted on Brussels airlines as part of your regular free checked baggage allowance. SCUBA Equipment is defined as: 1 diving mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, BCD-jacket, regulator, 1 empty tankbottle, 1 lamp (switched off, energy source separately packed, removed battery protected against short circuit) SCUBA equipment can be accepted free of charge if they do not exceed the free baggage allowance in number of pieces or weight. In case, the free baggage allowance is exceeded in number of pieces or weight, following special rates do apply per flight. SCUBA equipment exceeding your free baggage allowance will be accepted for a fee of €50/CHF60/$70 within Europe and for €100/CHF120/$130 on Intercontinental flights. Save by booking and paying your sports equipment fee in advance via the online Brussels Airlines Service Centre, you will only pay €45/CHF55/$65 per one-way on European flights.
Bulgarian Air Charter	No	Free	View Policy
Bulgarian Air Charter Bulgarian Air Charter SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Bulgarian Air Charter offers each passenger to transport for free one set of SCUBA diving equipment, as long as the maximum weight is below a limit of 20kg. This is in addition to the regular free baggage allowance. This is in effect for all Bulgarian Air Charter destinations, both for outgoing and return flight. Each subsequent sport equipment / piece shall be charged in compliance with the currently effective tariff of €3 / kg. If flying with SCUBA equipment, it is important to notify the airline ahead of time, otherwise your equipment may not be accepted at check-in. Please note, this is with an oxygen tank. Diving lamps are classified as “dangerous goods” and must be carried as hand-baggage
Caribbean Airlines	Yes	Standard Baggage Fees + $75 USD	View Policy
Caribbean Airlines Caribbean Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba/diving equipment will be accepted on Caribbean Airlines flights, as long as it meets the following requirements: SCUBA Equipment consists of not more than one (1) each of the following: empty scuba tank, air supply regulator, tank pressure gauge, tank harness, face mask, pair of diving fins, snorkel, knife, safety vest, air pistol, spear gun, and a weight belt is permitted. Knives must be carried in checked baggage, spear guns must be unloaded with spears packed separately, and compressed air/gas tanks will be accepted only if empty and open. Flares are not accepted. The maximum weight allowed per items is 23kgs (50lbs) and maximum dimensions (H+W+L) is 157cms (62 ins). Oversized sporting equipment will be permitted as excess baggage on a standby basis, at the applicable excess baggage charge ($75 USD oversize, $75 USD for Overweight). Caribbean Airlines SCUBA Fees 2021 Oversized Baggage Fee: $75 USD Overweight Baggage Fee (23-32 kg): $75 USD Standard Checked Baggage Fees apply Packing Guide - Equipment must be securely packed in a travel case specifically designed for that piece of equipment. - Be guided by the weight and dimensions allowed for equipment we carry at no extra costs. - Overweight bags are permitted up to 32kg. - Oversized sporting equipment will only be accepted as excess baggage on a space available basis, at the applicable excess baggage charge.
Cayman Airways	Yes	Free - Standard Baggage Fee	View Policy
Cayman Airways Cayman Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy The following items of sporting equipment may be included in determining the free baggage allowance and when in excess will be assessed the charges as per the excess bag policy. The charge specified will apply to the items of sporting equipment, whether or not it is presented as a single piece. Sporting equipment must be securely encased to avoid protrusions. One set of scuba diving equipment with the regulator valve completely disconnected from the cylinder. Scuba Diving Equipment - One empty scuba tank, one knife, one mask, One Snorkel, One Scone buoyancy compensator device, fins, wet suit and pressure gauge.
Condor	No	45-135 EUR ($115-$160 USD)	View Policy
Condor Condor SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Condor will accept your SCUBA equipment to be checked in at a special rate. Be sure to book it online through the Condor website to get the cheaper rate than paying for your diving gear at the airport. Please note, all sports equipment is subject to a mandatory registration, so you must notify the airline before checking in that you will be bringing your SCUBA equipment. Dimensions of your diving gear are limited to 200 cm length x 40 cm width x 80 cm and a maximum weight of 20kg. If exceeding these, oversize and overweight fees will also apply. Scuba tanks will only be transported if empty and with open valves. Deactivated diving lights (the bulb and/or rechargeable battery must be removed) may only be carried in your hand baggage. If diving lights are carried on board in hand baggage, the check-in staff must be informed. --------- Condor Zone 1 SCUBA Diving Fee Online: 45 EUR / $115.00 At Airport: 120 EUR / $145.00 Condor Zone 2 SCUBA Diving Fee Online: 55 EUR / $115.00 At Airport: 120 EUR / $145.00 Condor Zone 3 SCUBA Diving Fee Online: 70 EUR / $150.00 At Airport: 135 EUR / $160.00 Condor Zone 4 SCUBA Diving Fee Online: 70 EUR / $150.00 At Airport: 135 EUR / $160.00 Condor Zone 5 SCUBA Diving Fee Online: 70 EUR / $150.00 At Airport: 135 EUR / $160.00 Note : Sports equipment which has not been registered in advance may also be subject to an additional fee of 50.01 euros per flight (one-way) if checked in at the airport.
Contour Airlines	Yes	$25 USD	View Policy
Contour Airlines Contour Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Contour Airlines accepts SCUBA Diving Equipment as checked luggage, upon payment of $25 Sports Equipment Fee. Your SCUBA Diving equipment is limited to 23 kg / 50 lbs, otherwise an additional $25 overweight fee will be charged. Contour Airlines SCUBA Diving Fee: $25 USD + $25 Overweight Fee if more than 23 kg/50 lbs (max 45 kg / 99 lbs) One (1) suitable dive bag securely containing scuba/diving equipment will be considered as one (1) item of sporting equipment and allowed in place of one checked bag. Dive bags measuring more than 50 pounds and/or that are over 62 linear inches will be charged as sporting equipment and special item charges apply. Contour does not accept empty dive or rebreather tanks.
Copa Airlines	Yes	$150 USD	View Policy
Copa Airlines Copa Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy COPA Airlines accepts SCUBA Diving equipment as checked luggage, consisting of: An empty tank. A regulator. A pressure measurer. A mask with a breathing tube. A knife. A harpoon. Wetsuit. A belt with weights. Diving Equipment on COPA Airlines is treated as "Large Sports Equipment", meaning it will incur a flat fee of $150 USD, for both international and domestic flights, regardless of whether it is part of the passenger’s luggage allowance. Your dive gear will not be subject to overweight or oversize luggage fees. The maximum weight allowed is 100 pounds (45 kilograms), and the maximum size allowed is 115 linear inches (294 linear centimeters).
Croatia Airlines	No	See Policy - FREE	View Policy
Croatia Airlines Croatia Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA equipment is part of normal free baggage allowance (FBA), providing it does not exceed the FBA in weight and amount of pieces. The maximum dimensions of 158 cm may be disregarded. SCUBA Equipment Fees on Croatia Airlines Flights within Croatia - HRK 225 + VAT (25%) Flights within Europe - EUR 50 / USD 70 / CAD 70 Intercontinental flights - EUR 100 / USD 150 / CAD 150 SCUBA Equipment is defined as 1 diving mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, BCD-jacket, regulator, 1 empty tank bottle, 1 lamp (switched off, energy source separately packed, removed battery protected against short circuit) in accordance with IATA DGR. It is classified as "NORMAL" sports equipment by Croatia Airlines. Due to its volume and weight, the number of sports equipment is restricted and must be pre-notifed at time of reservation. The acceptance of items exceeding 32kg and/or 158cm maximum dimensions requires pre-authorization by Croatia Airlines.
Cubana de Aviacion	Yes	Free	View Policy
Cubana de Aviacion Cubana de Aviacion SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Sports equipment such as: Golf bag, scuba diving, camping, tennis equipment and fishing, will be accepted according to the baggage regulations previously described. Free of charges up to 20 KG. All other sporting equipment will be charges accordingly to excess baggage charges On flights to/from Europe, SCUBA Equipment will cost 75 EUR. On flights to/from Colombia, SCUBA Equipment will cost $50 USD.
Czech Airlines	Yes	See Policy - FREE	View Policy
Czech Airlines Czech Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving Equipment is accepted on Czech Airlines flights, as long as it is within your regular free checked baggage allowance. SCUBA Equipment is treated as regular baggage, and all regular excess and overweight fees may apply.
Delta Airlines	Yes	Free - Standard Baggage Fee	View Policy
Delta Airlines Delta Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy One dive bag containing scuba equipment other than an empty dive tank is allowed as checked baggage on Delta Airlines flights. An empty dive tank is allowed and will be treated as an individual piece of standard baggage, and standard baggage rates apply. Good News, Delta's $150 SCUBA Equipment Fee is no longer charged. Standard checked baggage fees still apply - your SCUBA gear is treated like a regular suitcase. Scuba equipment weighing over 50 lbs. will be charged the applicable excess weight fee. If the outside linear dimensions (length + width + height) exceed 115 linear inches (292 cm), the item will not be accepted. Items in excess of baggage allowance will be subject to additional or overweight baggage fees. Scuba tanks exceed 100 lbs. (46 kg) or 115 linear inches (length + width + height) (292 cm) are not allowed.
Eastern Airlines	Yes	Free	View Policy
Eastern Airlines Eastern Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving equipment will be accepted on Eastern Airlines, provided air tanks are empty and all accompanying equipment (e.g., BCD, weight belt, one regulator, one tank harness, one tank pressure gauge, one mask, two fins, one snorkel, one knife, and one safety vest) are encased together in a container acceptable to Eastern. SCUBA gear may be checked in substitution of one piece of the free Checked Baggage allowance for each Passenger at no charge on a one-item-for-one-bag basis. SCUBA Equipment must not exceed the Maximum Weight (32 kg / 70 lbs) and Dimensions (80 inches / 203 cm linear). Fees may be assessed based on the fare purchased, weight, dimensions, and number of Checked Bags if it is in addition to your free checked baggage allowance.
EasyJet	No	37 - 47 GBP	View Policy
EasyJet EasyJet SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy EasyJet accepts SCUBA Diving equipment as Small Sporting Equipment. EASYJET SMALL SPORTS EQUIPMENT FEE - limit of 20 kg weight allowance Paid Online - £37 GBP At Airport - £47 GBP If necessary, you can add extra weight to your allowance in increments of 3 KG (12 GBP per 3 KG), or simply buy a LARGE Sports Equipment allowance of 32 kg, for a fee of 45 GBP (or 55 GBP at the airport). If purchasing standard baggage and sports equipment, the exact distribution of weight between baggage items doesn't matter, subject to the maximum weights (32 kg per item) for health and safety reasons.
Edelweiss Air	No	FREE	View Policy
Edelweiss Air Edelweiss Air SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy You can fly with your SCUBA Diving equipment for free on Edelweiss Air in addition to your free checked baggage allowance. Even though your SCUBA gear flies for free, you still have to register it by adding it to your flight reservation at least 4 days before departure. You can do so via the Edelweiss Air website. Your SCUBA Diving gear can be packed into 2 separate pieces, with a bag for your tank/cylinder (must be empty and open), and a dive bag for all of your other items such as snorkel, fins, wetsuit, BCD-jacket, mask, lamp. These 2 bags will count as a single piece of Diving equipment. Only 1 piece of sports equipment is accepted free of charge - extra items you will have to pay the standard extra bag fee for your flight. When flying with a dive lamp, be sure to check the Edelweiss "Dangerous Goods" regulations on how to safely pack your dive lamp, with the battery removed and safely packed to avoid short circuits, and the bulb removed and brought with you into the cabin. SCUBA gear is limited in weight to 23 kg / 50 lbs. If your SCUBA Gear weighs more than 23 kg / 50 lbs, up to a maximum of 32 kg / 70 lbs, you can still fly with it on Edelweiss, but you will have to pay the "Category Big" sports equipment fee, as follows: Flights to/from Europe: Category Normal (up to 23 kg): CHF 0.- Category Big (up to 32 kg): CHF 149.- Flights to/from North Africa and Jordan: Category Normal (up to 23 kg): CHF 0.- Category Big (up to 32 kg): CHF 201.- Flights to/from Short-haul intercontinental destinations: Category Normal (up to 23 kg): CHF 0.- Category Big (up to 32 kg): CHF 287.- Flights to/from Medium-haul intercontinental destinations: Category Normal (up to 23 kg): CHF 0.- Category Big (up to 32 kg): CHF 368.- Flights to/from Long-haul intercontinental destinations: Category Normal (up to 23 kg): CHF 0.- Category Big (up to 32 kg): CHF 460.-
Emirates	Yes	Included	View Policy
Emirates Emirates SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Emirates will accept your SCUBA diving equipment as part of your regular checked baggage allowance. Any applicable regular excess/oversize/overweight fees will be charged if your standard checked baggage allowance is exceeded. SCUBA equipment normally consists of diving suits, flippers, masks, snorkels, buoyancy control devices and so on. If air bottles are also carried, they must be emptied. As per the IATA regulations, SCUBA equipment is subject to normal excess baggage charges, if it exceeds the free baggage allowance. The overweight fee is charged Per KG on most Emirates flights (rate depends on route flown), or a flat fee on flights to/from Canada and USA. Emirates Excess Weight Charge (23-32 kg / 50-70 lbs) for journeys involving Canada and North America Applicable charge: $75 USD / $95 CAD
Enerjet	Yes	Free	View Policy
Enerjet Enerjet SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Travellers are allowed to check-in scuba equipment up to 20 KGs. at no additional cost when departing to/from Canada. Scuba equipment and contents of the equipment bag over 20 kg. are subject to excess baggage fees both to and from Canada. Scuba set identified as: one empty tank, a regulator, a pressure gauge, a tank harness, a face mask, one pair a fins, and a snorkel Tank must be empty. Pressure gauge must read zero (0) Tank valve must be set to "open" A limited liability release form may be required to be signed Up to 20 kg (44 lb. Max)
Etihad Airways	Yes	Free - Overweight Fee	View Policy
Etihad Airways Etihad Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba diving gear can be included as part of your free checked baggage allowance on Etihad Airway, as long as it does not exceed the allowed weight limits. If you exceed your total combined weight limit, the standard excess baggage/overweight baggage fee will be charged. Etihad Airways defines a set of SCUBA diving equipment as: - Scuba regulator - Tank harness - Tank pressure gauge (pressure-sensitive devices may need special packaging: the manufacturer will be able to highlight any specific packing requirements) - Face mask, fins and snorkel - Buoyancy control device (BCD) - Weight belt - Cylinder tank (must be empty and presented at check-in for inspection) Please note that spear guns and harpoons are strictly prohibited in both your checked and cabin baggage without prior approval. If you intend to travel with these items, you must obtain the necessary permits from all the countries that you are visiting or transiting through, at least seven days before your journey.
Eurowings	No	from 50 EUR	View Policy
Eurowings Eurowings SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Equipment is accepted on Eurowings flights. You can book large pieces of sports equipment such as diving equipment online up to 30 minutes before departure, either at the time of booking the flight or at a later date. There must be sufficient storage space available on the plane. Your SCUBA gear bag may weigh up to a maximum of 32 kg / 70 lbs on Eurowings. The Eurowings Sports Equipment Fee depends on your exact flight route, with prices starting at €50 / £43 / 50 CHF / $50 / 1.226 CZK / 548 SEK / 516 NOK / 372 DKK / 238 PLN / 20.482 HUF
Fiji Airways	Yes	See Policy - $65-$200	View Policy
Fiji Airways Fiji Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Gear can be carried on Fiji Airways as checked baggage. If exceeding the size limits of standard baggage, your diving gear will be treated as "Bulky Items". Bulky items consist of any 'one' piece exceeding 158cm (62in) but not exceeding 277cm (109in) in total dimension [length + width + height], at a maximum weight of 23kg (50lbs), (may include surfboards, golf bags and other equipment) The bulky item fee on Fiji Airways depends on the origin and destination of your flight. Please check the fees below - Exact fees for your flight may vary slightly. Australia - Fiji/Pacific Islands: $65 AUD Australia - Hong Kong / Japan / Singapore: $120 AUD Australia - US/Canada: $140 AUD New Zealand - Fiji/Pacific Islands: $120 NZD New Zealand - Hong Kong / Japan / Singapore: $120 NZD New Zealand - US/Canada: $180 NZD USA - Fiji: $140 USD USA - Pacific Islands: $150 USD ($200 USD Peak Period: 05/15-07/15 and 11/15-12/31) Canada - All Destinations: $190 CAD Please note that you will still be charged the extra bag fee as well as any possible overweight baggage fees for your SCUBA gear, in addition to the bulky item fee.
Flair Airlines	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
Flair Airlines Flair Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Flair Air accepts SCUBA Diving equipment as checked baggage. All standard checked baggage, oversize, overweight, and additional piece charges may apply. Scuba Gear – One set per customer. Includes a pair of fins, mask, regulator, snorkel, spear gun (must be disarmed as is considered a firearm), tank harness, empty scuba tank or cylinder (cannot contain any compressed air or gas – pressure gauge must read zero and tank valve must be open). Battery transport restrictions apply. Must be packed for shipping. Overweight and oversize fees apply. Sport Equipment is considered as part of the customer’s checked baggage allotment (3 bags maximum).
FlyNiki	No	See Policy	View Policy
FlyNiki FlyNiki SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Registration is Required
Frenchbee	No	75 EUR - 100 EUR	View Policy
Frenchbee Frenchbee SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Diving Equipment is accepted on Frenchbee flights upon payment of the Standard Sports Equipment fee. The sports equipment fee on Frenchbee is 75 EUR if paying online, or 100 EUR at the airport. For the discounted price, you MUST book your SCUBA bag a minimum of 48 hours before your flight. The SCUBA gear is limited in weight to 23kg (50 lbs) in weight, otherwise you will have to pay for a Large Sports equipment, for an extra 25 EUR. Please note, if flying from Paris to Papeete (stop-over in San Francisco), it will count as 2 flights, so you will have to pay this fee TWICE.
Frontier Airlines	Yes	Standard Baggage Fees	View Policy
Frontier Airlines Frontier Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Frontier Airlines accepts SCUBA equipment as checked baggage. One bag may include fins, mask, knife, snorkel, regulator, safety vest, spear gun, pressure gauge, tank harness, empty scuba tank (with the regulator valve completely removed). Smaller items such as fins, mask, or snorkel may be packed within the passenger's standard baggage. A knife or spear gun must be packed only in checked baggage, and is not accepted as carry-on. Please allow an extra 30 minutes for check-in. Checked: Yes Carry-On: No Frontier Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment fees: Standard checked baggage fees apply. Overweight and oversize baggage fees will be charged if applicable. Be sure to note Frontier's lowered weight allowance of only 40 lbs (18 kg) on checked bags effective in 2023 (down from 50 lbs / 23 kg previously). The new overweight fees that will apply are: 41-50 lbs: $75 Overweight Fee (previously $50) 51-100 lbs: $100 Overweight fee
Germania	No	60 EUR	View Policy
Germania Germania SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA equipment is accepted on Germania flights, but without a compressed air tank. Your SCUBA gear must be adequately packed, and you will be charged a service fee of 60 EUR. Be sure to register your SCUBA gear with the airline ahead of time, in order to ensure adequate space in the luggage hold of the aircraft. Diving lamps are subject to the provisions for the carriage of dangerous goods and must be carried in hand baggage
Germanwings	No	from EUR 50	View Policy
Germanwings Germanwings SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Germanwings has merged with Eurowings, and all flights are now operated under the Eurowings name. Please view the latest Eurowings SCUBA Diving Equipment policies at: https://www.airline-baggage-fees.com/sports/SCUBA-Diving/eurowings.html
Gol Airlines	Yes	Included	View Policy
Gol Airlines Gol Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy A set of diving equipment will be included in your regular GOL Airlines baggage allowance and, in case of excess baggage, regular charges will apply. All standard regular baggage fees may apply. Weight is limited to 23 kg / 50 lbs, and a fee of $15 USD / KG applies if exceeding that weight. Scuba diving equipment, such as masks and flippers, may be transported in carry-on baggage or checked baggage. However, scuba tanks must be empty and shipped with Gollog, not as regular checked luggage. It must be transported inside cases designed for their transportation or in their original packaging. SCUBA Diving Equipment requires prior approval from GOL before you arrive the airport.
Hainan Airlines	Yes	Free	View Policy
Hainan Airlines Hainan Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy 1. Fees standard of weight concept charges: • Hainan Airlines allows a diving bag (not an empty diving bottle) with diving sets inside to be transported as a piece of free checked baggage within the weight limitation. Diving sets may include empty diving bottles, fishing spears with empty CO2 pots; • The weight of the baggage and theDiving sets are computed together. In case your baggage exceeds the free baggage allowance,an excess baggage charge will be levied according to the following table. 2. Fees standard of piece concept(for the flights to/from United State and Canada): • Hainan Airlines allows a diving bag (not an empty diving bottle) with diving sets inside to be transported as a piece of free checked baggage within the weight limitation. Diving sets may include empty diving bottles, fishing spears with empty CO2 pots; Fishing tackle within the weight limit on free checked baggage are carried free of charge. Those beyond the weight limit will be charged according to charging standards for overweight baggage. • Each set of diving sets exceeding the weight limitation on free checked baggage should be charged a fee of a standard charging unit. • (Note: Each charging standard is 110 US dollars. If paid in RMB, the exchange rate on the date when overweight check is filled shall be applied). 3. All the sets should be put into hard-sided containers especially designed for transportation. If they are packed using other materials, responsibility-free tags (processed when receiving baggage claim checks) should be labeled on so that Hainan Airlines will not compensate for this kind of baggage; 4. Acceptable consignment boxes
Hawaiian Airlines	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
Hawaiian Airlines Hawaiian Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba Diving equipment will be accepted by Hawaiian Airlines as checked baggage, subject to the applicable fees. Scuba diving equipment will not be included in determining the free baggage allowance and will always be subject to the following charges. Hawaiian Airlines SCUBA Diving Fees The fee for transporting your Scuba equipment is dependent on the origin and destination of your flights. Within the State of Hawaii - $35 USD Between Hawaii and North America - $100 USD Between Hawaii / North America and American Samoa - $150 USD Between Hawaii / North America and Australia - $150 USD/AUD Between Hawaii / North America and New Zealand - $150 USD Between Hawaii / North America and China - $150 USD/900 CNY Between Hawaii / North America and Japan - $150 USD/1,500 JPY Between Hawaii / North America and Korea - $150 USD/150,000 KRW On domestic flights, en route stopovers exceeding 4 hours may result in point to point charges being applicable. On international flights, En route stopovers exceeding 24 hours may result in point to point charges being applicable. All scuba diving equipment is limited to 50lbs/23kg, otherwise additional overweight fees will be charged. Packing your SCUBA gear for Hawaiian Airlines flights One item of SCUBA equipment defined as: One scuba tank (must be empty) One scuba regulator One tank harness One tank pressure gauge One mask Two fins One snorkel One knife One spear gun One safety vest Please make sure your scuba tank’s regulator valve is completely disconnected from the cylinder and the cylinder is no longer sealed-it must be empty and have an open end so agents can visually inspect inside. If the regulator valve is attached and the cylinder is sealed, the tank cannot be accepted aboard the aircraft, regardless of the reading on the pressure gauge indicator. Note: Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus (SCUBA) is not to be confused with Emergency Escape Breathing Devices (EEBD), also referred to as Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA). TSA requirements mean that we can only allow depleted EEBD or SCBA on board as part of your carryon baggage allowance and not as checked baggage.
Iberia Airlines	Yes	0 - 45 EUR	View Policy
Iberia Airlines Iberia Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy You can carry a set of diving equipment on Iberia Airlines upon payment of a sports equipment fee on Short-Haul and Medium-Haul routes, or include it free of charge in your free checked baggage allowance on International Long-Haul Flights. Diving Equipment is defined as one container/bag with a mask, two flippers, a pressure gauge, hydrostatic vest, snorkel, weight belt and an empty air tank. Your diving equipment may weigh up to a maximum of 23 kg / 50 lbs, otherwise an overweight baggage fee will apply (up to a maximum of 32 kg / 70 lbs). Iberia Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Fees 2023 Short flights: Online - €35/$40/£32, At Airport - €45/$55/£40 Medium-haul flights: Online - €40/$50/£35, At Airport - €45/$55/£40 Long-haul flights: FREE - Included in your free baggage allowance, otherwise excess baggage fees apply.
Iceland Air	Yes	Free	View Policy
Iceland Air Iceland Air SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba diving equipment is accepted on Iceland Air flights, and may be counted toward your regular free baggage allowance. If in excess of your baggage allowance, a sports fee will be charged. Oxygen tank must be completely empty. Diving lamps may be carried in the cabin. Battery precautions must be taken to ensure they do not accidentally activate (see “Other” section for battery information). If exceeding your checked baggage allowance, your diving equipment will be charged either a Small Sports Equipment (less than 44 lbs / 20kg) fee, or a Medium Sports Equipment (21-32kg / 44-70 lbs) fee, depending on weight. Diving equipment may be added prior to departure by contacting our service center. A 20% discount applies compared to the airport fee, if paid in advance. Additional SCUBA Equipment Fees on Iceland Air (Weighing less than 21kg / 44lbs) Iceland - Europe: EUR 39 / $42 / 56 CAD / 33 GBP Iceland - North America: EUR 46 / $49 / 65 CAD/ 39 GBP Europe - North America: EUR 54 / $58 / 77 CAD /46 GBP Additional SCUBA Equipment Fees on Iceland Air (Weighing 21-32 kg / 44-70 lbs): Iceland - Europe: €77 / $83 / 110 CAD / 66 GBP Iceland - North America: €92 / $99 / 132 CAD / 78 GBP Europe - North America: €108 / $116 / 154 CAD / 92 GBP
Insel Air	No	Free / $40 USD	View Policy
Insel Air Insel Air SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba tanks are only allowed if tank is completely empty. Gauge should be working properly and should display 0 (ZERO, no pressure). Scuba equipment may consist of 1 scuba tank and 1 equipment bag (all in one bag). All scuba equipment must be packed seperately from regular luggage. All divers receive a 10kg (22lbs) of extra baggage allowance for scuba gear. Maximum weight: regular luggage allowance 23 kg + 10 kg FREE scuba dive allowance = 33 kg total. A flat fee of USD 40 applies (per piece) if weight of regular luggage is between 23 and 32 kg's. A flat fee of USD 40 applies if weight of scuba gear is between 10 and 23 kg's. A flat fee of USD 80 applies if weight of scuba gear is between 23 and 32 kg's. For extra/excess luggage allowance and fees please check regular luggage regulations. All scuba equipment transportation must be submitted to Customer Service Department* at the time of reservation.
Interjet	Yes	Free - $30 USD	View Policy
Interjet Interjet SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba gear - You can bring an empty tank of less than 40 PSI, manometer, a snorkel, a harpoon, a pair of fins, safety vest, a weight belt, a regulator and a diving mask. SCUBA Equipment can be transported at no cost, only if you substitute them by pieces included in your checked baggage. You will still be required to pay the regular checked baggage fee. Due to space limitations, SCUBA equipment can only be transported as checked baggage. Depending on the type of items you carry, it is important to consider the restrictions of weight and length, 30 kg (66 lb) and 138 in (3.50 m), in order to be transported by Interjet. Please note that if you exceed the baggage weight allowance of 25kg / 55lbs, you will be charged at a rate of $8 per KG in overweight fees, with a maximum limit of 30kg for your SCUBA gear.
ITA Airways	No	40-90 EUR	View Policy
ITA Airways ITA Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy You can fly with SCUBA Diving gear on ITA Airways as a "Small Sports Equipment" item - Dive gear does not fly as part of your regular checked baggage allowance, except to/from the USA. NOTE - TO/FROM USA:An exception is on flights to/from the USA, your dive bag and tank can be taken as part of your regular free checked baggage allowance, in place of a regular suitcase, as long as it fits within the 23 kg / 50 lbs weight limit. SCUBA Diving Equipment is defined as "a mask, snorkel, fins, neoprene suit, GAV, regulator, an empty oxygen tank, a lamp (switched off, with the power packed separately, the batteries disconnected from the appliance and protected against shortcircuits)." In terms spear guns, ITA Airways says that "Any underwater speargun should have the spear section separated and if gas-powered should be unloaded.". When flying with your diving gear, the maximum weight is 23 kg / 50 lbs, above which ITA Airway's standard Overweight baggage fee will apply. When adding a dive gear to your ITA Airways booking, you should select the "Small Sports Equipment" option. Remember to add it online ahead of time, rather than pay the higher fee when showing up at the airport. ITA Airways "Small Sports Equipment" Fees 2023 Domestic and European Flights Online - EUR 40 / USD 45 At the Airport - EUR 50 / USD 55 Intercontinental Flights Online - EUR 70 / USD 80 At the Airport - EUR 90 / USD 100
Jamaica Airways	No	$50 USD	View Policy
Jamaica Airways Jamaica Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Jamaica Airways will accept your SCUBA equipment for a fee of $50. The charges specified below will apply to the items of sporting equipment, whether or not it is presented as a single piece. Items must not exceed the maximum weight of 70lbs/32kgs for excess baggage or 80"/203.2cm. in dimensions else will not be accepted. To/From USA - USD 50.00 To/From Canada - CAD 50.00 To/From Caribbean and South America - USD 50.00 Sporting equipment must be securely encased to avoid protrusions which may cause damage to other baggage. Scuba Diving Equipment must comply with restrictions in accordance with ICAO Technical Instruction for the safe transport of Dangerous Goods by Air and IATA Dangerous Goods Regulation
jet2.com	No	30 GBP	View Policy
jet2.com jet2.com SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving Equipment may be accepted on your Jet2.com flight upon payment of the sports equipment fee - this is typically 30 GBP, but may vary slightly depending on the origin/destination of your flight. Your diving equipment may include: One empty air tank, with cylinder(s) open Maximum of two buoyancy control jackets Diver’s knife blade must be under 6cm Diving equipment on Jet2.com is limited in weight to 22 kg / 48.5 lbs, with excess weight charged at a rate of 12 GBP per KG. No bag may weigh more than 32 kg / 70 lbs.
JetBlue	Yes	Free - Standard Baggage Fee	View Policy
JetBlue JetBlue SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy JetBlue accepts SCUBA diving equipment in either carry-on or checked baggage, including Regulators, Buoyancy Compensators, masks, snorkels and fins, which are all acceptable as either checked or carry-on baggage. Please note that neither full nor empty compressed gas cylinders (SCUBA tanks) are allowed in checked or carry-on baggage on JetBlue flights. There is no additional charge for scuba equipment as long as the items are within size and weight limitations, but you will be charged any applicable Overweight of Oversize luggage fees if you exceed the size or weight limits.
Jettime	No	41 EUR	View Policy
Jettime Jettime SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Equipment is not included in the baggage allowance. If flying with your SCUBA equipment on JetTime flights, you are required to book your special equipment ahead of time. You must make your booking via the JetTime website, by booking Special Baggage. SCUBA Equipment Max Weight: 30 Kgs Price: 300 DKK / 385 SEK / 385 NOK / 41 EUR Diving gear can only contain one pressure bottle (empty), one set with regulator and octopus, one west, one diving mask, one set of flippers, one snorkel and one flashlight. Flashlight's batteries must be packed separately to hand baggage. Please note that special baggage is for one person's equipment only, and you are not allowed to pack regular items together with special baggage.
KLM	Yes	See Policy - 40-250 EUR	View Policy
KLM KLM SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy KLM accepts SCUBA diving equipment as checked baggage on its flights. A set of dive equipment may consist of a wetsuit, vest, socks, mask, shoes, flippers, knife and regulator. Dive lamps must be transported as hand baggage, with the bulb and batteries removed. You can bring a set of dive equipment as check-in baggage, or instead of extra check-in baggage bought in advance. You need to reserve for transportation a set of dive equipment minimum 48 hours before your flight. Please note: Air cylinders (scuba tanks) must be empty and the valve should be open or removed. You always need to reserve for transportation of air cylinders, which can only be taken at a special fee as outlined below. KLM SCUBA Diving Tank Fees 2023 Special Items Fee - Within France - 40 EUR Special Items Fee - Intra Carribean - 40 EUR Special Items Fee - Within Europe including Israel - 55 EUR Special Items Fee - Between Paris ORY and Corse AJA BIA CLY FSC - 40 EUR Special Items Fee - Between France and DOM - 55 EUR Special Items Fee - Between Europe and Middle East, Lybia - 100 EUR Special Items Fee - Between MIA and FDF,PTP,PAP,CAY - EUR 65 / USD 75 Special Items Fee - Between ATL and PTP - EUR 65 / USD 75 Special Items Fee - Between US and Europe - EUR 125 / USD 150 (250 EUR when departing Europe to US) Special Items Fee - Between US and FDF,PTP, CAY, RUN, NOU, PPT, ISRAEL - EUR 125 / USD 150 Special Items Fee - Between US and Rest Of World - 100 Special Items Fee - Between Canada and Europe - CAD 175 / EUR 125 Special Items Fee - Between Canada and FDF,PTP, CAY, RUN, NOU, PPT, ISRAEL - CAD 175 / EUR 125 Special Items Fee - Between Canada and Rest of World - CAD 120 Special Items Fee - Between Mexico and Rest of World - 100 Special Items Fee - Rest of World - 100 EUR
Korean Air	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
Korean Air Korean Air SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy If your overall baggage count, including sports equipment, exceeds the free allowance provided by your fare type, an extra piece fee will apply. Any item over 23 kg (50 lb) will be charged an overweight fee. Equipment must be securely encased in a suitable shipping container and oxygen tanks must be completely empty. Scuba equipment will be charged per bag (or container), but will not incur an oversize fee. One empty scuba tank (per passenger) will not be counted against the checked baggage total if it is paired with the dive bag or container.
LAN	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
LAN LAN SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Oversized sporting equipment may be considered part of the free checked baggage allowance provided that it does not exceed the permitted allowance (according to the route and flight cabin). If it exceeds it, an excess baggage fee will be charged in accordance with the current policy regarding regular baggage. You must bear in mind the following: Special items should be properly packed in a piece of baggage. The volume of the item packed can not exceed 203 linear cm. Each piece can not exceed 23 kilograms in weight. By paying the excess baggage fee corresponding to the route, the maximum weight may go up to 45 kilograms, except on connections with Iberia, British Airways, and Qantas and on flights to/from Europe or Oceania on which the maximum weight is 32 kilograms. Must meet the security conditions required for baggage and can not include prohibited items.
LATAM	No	$25 - $100 USD	View Policy
LATAM LATAM SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA equipment is accepted for transport on LATAM flights, for a fee of $25-$100 USD, depending on the origin/destination of your flight. SCUBA gear consists of a maximum of one bag containing diving goggles, a snorkel, a pair of flippers, a wetsuit, a BC jacket, a regulator, an empty oxygen tank, a flashlight and a conventional harpoon (unloaded and packaged safely), weighing up to a maximum of 32kg / 70 lbs. LATAM SCUBA Diving Fee 2022 Domestic Within Brazil: R$ 175 Domestic Within Chile: CLP 22.000 Between Chile and South America: $50 USD Between Chile Other International: $100 USD Domestic Within Colombia: COP 85.000 Domestic Within Ecuador: $25 USD Domestic Within Peru: $35 USD To/From USA/Canada: $100 USD International South America: $50 USD Between South/Central America: $100 USD Within Oceania: $100 USD To/From Europe: $100 USD Other International: $100 USD
Level Airlines	Yes	95 EUR / 105 USD	View Policy
Level Airlines Level Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Diving Equipment is accepted on LEVEL flights, upon payment of a special equipment fee of 95 EUR / $105 USD. Diving equipment include: one container/bag with one mask two flippers one regulator buoyancy compensator snorkel weight belt one empty gas cylinder (cylinders of compressed air may not be carried) Please contact the LEVEL Help Center to book your SCUBA diving equipment ahead of time. The maximum weight allowed is 23 kg / 50 lbs, and an overweight fee will be charged at the airport if you exceed that limit.
LIAT Leeward Island Air Transport	No	$40 USD	View Policy
LIAT Leeward Island Air Transport LIAT Leeward Island Air Transport SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba gear with empty tank (one tank, scuba regulator, tank harness and tank pressure gauge). SCUBA Equipment transportation fee - $40.00 USD Maximum weight - 50lbs (23kgs) Customer must be ready to open the valve and demonstrate there is no pressure in the tank.
LOT Airlines	Yes	Free	View Policy
LOT Airlines LOT Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Gear is allowed on LOT Polish Airlines, including a diving mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, regulator, an empty tank bottle, and a lamp. This can be transported free of charge if within your regular free checked baggage allowance, as a substitute for a regular suitcase. Your SCUBA diving equipment is limited to 32 kg / 70 lbs. If the diving equipment exceeds your free allowed baggage limits, the following sporting equipment fee will be charged for your SCUBA gear: LOT Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Fees 2023 Domestic flights - 100 PLN/ 25 EUR / 30 USD / 35 CAD International flights - 250 PLN / 60 EUR / 70 USD / 90 CAD Intercontinental flights - 450 PLN / 105 EUR / 125 USD / 160 CAD / 14000 JPY / 138000 KRW/ 34000 HUF
Lufthansa	Yes	Free	View Policy
Lufthansa Lufthansa SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba Equipment : a diving mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, BCD-jacket, regulator, an empty tank bottle, a lamp (switched off, energy source separately packed, removed battery protected against short circuit). We recommend that you make an early reservation for the item of sports baggage you wish to take with you. You must register sports baggage up to 24 hours before departure. Sports baggage can be allowed for in your free baggage allowance provided that the number and weight do not exceed the free baggage specifications for your travel class. However, this does not apply if you are travelling on the Economy Class Light fare. If it exceeds the free baggage allowance, the below charges apply: Standard sports baggage fees on Lufthansa Domestic routes (Germany) - EUR 70 / USD 80 Routes within Europe - EUR 80 / USD 92 Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia - EUR 100 / USD 115 Short intercontinental routes - EUR 150 / USD 172 Medium intercontinental routes - EUR 200 / USD 230 / CAD 300 Long intercontinental routes - EUR 250 / USD 287 / CAD 375 Routes to/from Japan - EUR 100 / USD 150 If it exceeds the maximum weight of 32 kg then the charges for cargo transport apply.
Monarch Airlines	No	See Policy	View Policy
Monarch Airlines Monarch Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Sports Equipment (including bag) up to 20kg £25.00 (GBP) / €35,00 (EUR) per item, each way when you pay online. £30.00 (GBP) / €42,00 (EUR) per item, each way when paying at the airport Includes golf clubs, bicycles, carpet bowls, surf, kitesurf & body boards* and scuba equipment***^. Please note: this is not an exhaustive list and any item of sports equipment weighing up to maximum of 20kg can be carried providing the fee has been paid. Pre-book online or over the phone & save £5.00 on the pay at check-in price.
Neos Air	No	$110-$130 USD	View Policy
Neos Air Neos Air SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Neos Air accepts a scuba diving tank for transport as long as it is completely empty and well packaged. Your tank may weigh up to a maximum of 12 kg. This weight does not count toward your free checked baggage weight allowance. The cost to bring a dive tank is $110-$130 USD one-way. Your tank cannot be included as part of your free checked baggage allowance. The rest of your diving equipment may be packed into your regular luggage. Please remember that excess weight is charged at a rate of $11-$12 per KG on short-haul flights, $17-$19 per KG on long-haul flights, or a $50 flat fee (max 10 KG / 22 lbs) on flights to/from USA.
Norse Airways	No	$100-$145	View Policy
Norse Airways Norse Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving gear is not included in your regular checked baggage allowance, and must be purchased separately as a piece of Sports Equipment baggage on the Norse Airways website. Otherwise, a "Bulky Item" fee may be charged at the airport, which is much more expensive than the Sports Equipment fee. Norse Airways Sports Equipment Fee 2023 Sports equipment (23kg / 50lbs): Online - During Booking - $100 Sports equipment (23kg / 50lbs): Online - After Booking - $120 Sports equipment (23kg / 50lbs): At Airport - $145 Your SCUBA gear bag is limited in weight to the standard 23kg / 50lbs, and an overweight fee of $18 per KG will be charged if it is heavier. The total maximum weight is limited to 32 kg / 70 lbs. You do not need to pre-notify the airline about your SCUBA gear, as long as the total dimensions of L+W+H do not exceed 250 cm. If total dimensions are greater than 250 cm, you MUST notify Norse Airways at least 48 hours before your flight in order for it to be accepted.
Norwegian	No	35-60 EUR	View Policy
Norwegian Norwegian SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Heading on a diving trip with Norwegian? You can pack: - One scuba tank (empty) - One scuba regulator - One tank harness - One tank pressure gauge - One mask - Two fins - One snorkel - One knife - One spear gun - One safety vest The maximum weight of your SCUBA gear is limited to 23kg. Norwegian Airlines SCUBA Diving Fees 2022 SCUBA Diving Fees on Norwegian - All flights 35 EUR (online) 60 EUR (airport) If you exceed the allowed weight allowance of 23 kg, you will be charged the overweight fee of 15 EUR per KG for every extra kilo, up to a maximum total weight of 32 kg. All items are charged per item, each way.
Pacific Coastal	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
Pacific Coastal Pacific Coastal SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy One set of SCUBA Diving Equipment is accepted per guest and includes one: Pair of fins Mask Regulator Snorkel Speargun (scuba gun) Tank harness Aqua-lung cylinder or scuba tank Diving lamp - The battery must be in the device. Conditional acceptance tag must be attached to the luggage for fragility reasons. Note: Cylinders containing compressed air or a special gas mixture are prohibited. Only empty cylinders (pressure gauge must read zero) are allowed. Tank valve must be open. All applicable oversized, overweight and extra piece fees apply.
Pegasus Airlines	No	See Policy	View Policy
Pegasus Airlines Pegasus Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Rates per route Domestic - EUR 15 / USD 25 International - EUR 40 / USD 55
Porter Airlines	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
Porter Airlines Porter Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy You can bring one set of scuba diving equipment as part of your checked baggage on Porter Airlines. Regular baggage fees apply. The following will be counted as one piece of baggage: Empty scuba tank* (must be presented at check-in for inspection - dangerous goods regulations apply) Air supply regulator (needs to be completely disconnected from the cylinder) Tank pressure gauge (pressure-sensitive devices may need special packaging; please refer to the manufacturer for advice) Tank harness Face mask Pair of diving fins Snorkel Knife Buoyancy control device Air pistol Safety vest Spear gun * Note that cylinders containing compressed air or a special gas mixture are prohibited. There is no additional charge for scuba equipment as long as the items are within size and weight restrictions. Porter Airlines will only accept diving equipment that has been packed in a recognised kit bag and does not exceed the size and weight restrictions for checked baggage. No bag may weigh more than a maximum of 32 kg / 70 lbs. A overweight baggage fee of $100 may be charged for items that way more than 23 kg / 50 lbs. Please note that spear guns and harpoons must be packed in a hard shell container with the tip of the spear protected in order to prevent any damage (must be unloaded with the spear/harpoon packed separately).
Qantas	Yes	FREE	View Policy
Qantas Qantas SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving gear is accepted on Qantas flights as checked lugggage, free of charge, but it counts toward your free checked baggage allowance. If you exceed your free baggage allowance, you will be charged the standard Qantas excess baggage fees and overweight charges. If planning on bringing your diving gear in addition to a standard suitcase, we recommend buying and paying for your additional baggage allowance ahead of time on the Qantas website, as it is much cheaper than eventually paying for your excess baggage at the airport rates. You can check in the following items on Qantas operated services: face mask, snorkel, fins (pair) harness and safety vest knife and spear gun regulator and pressure gauge tank and weight belt Knives must be carried in checked baggage. Spear guns must be unloaded with spears packed separately. Flares, incendiary or explosive spearheads will not be accepted at all in checked or cabin baggage. Compressed air/gas tanks will only be accepted if empty and the regulator tap is open. Sporting equipment can be included as part of your checked baggage allowance, subject to the sporting equipment requirements and codeshare exceptions. Each item checked in is one piece. Charges will apply for any baggage carried in addition to the checked baggage allowance. You may purchase an Additional Baggage Allowance in advance to save on airport excess baggage rates. The carriage of baggage over and above the free baggage allowance is subject to space being available.
Qatar Airways	Yes	Free - See Policy	View Policy
Qatar Airways Qatar Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Bring your SCUBA Diving Equipment for free on Qatar Airways, as part of your regular free checked baggage allowance, in place of a regular suitcase. Your SCUBA gear is limited to a maximum weight of 23 kg / 50 lbs. The air/gas cylinder must be presented empty, and underwater lights and knives must be safely packed. If your SCUBA gear is in addition to your free checked bag allowance, you have the option to prepay for it online at a discounted Sports Equipment rate. This is only available online before your flight, and not available at the airport on the day of departure. Otherwise, you will be charged the higher Airport Excess Baggage rates for diving gear, which can get very expensive.
SAS Scandinavian Airlines	Yes	Standard Baggage Fees	View Policy
SAS Scandinavian Airlines SAS Scandinavian Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving Equipment is accepted on SAS Airlines as regular baggage. Diving equipment can include a tank/bottle (empty), a regulator and octopus set, a vest/harness, mask, fins, snorkel and flashlight (batteries must be removed from torch). Your diving gear will count as one regular piece of baggage, and may be taken in plae of a regular suitcase as part of your baggage allowance. If exceeding your baggage allowance, you will have to add an extra suitcase to your booking. It is best to do so as early as possible, as prices go up the closer you get to your flight. Your SCUBA Diving gear is limited in weight to 23 kg / 50 lbs, otherwise an overweight baggage fee will be charged. The overweight baggage fee depends on the origin/destination of your flight, and the weight of the bag. The maximum weight allowed is 32 kg / 70 lbs. SAS Airlines Overweight Baggage Fees 2023 DOMESTIC Bags 23,1 - 28 kg: 250 DKK, 350 NOK, 350 SEK, 35 EUR, 40 USD Bags 28,1 - 32 kg: 440 DKK, 600 NOK, 600 SEK, 60 EUR, 70 USD EUROPE AND WITHIN SCANDINAVIA Bags 23,1 - 28 kg: 330 DKK, 450 NOK, 450 SEK, 45 EUR, 50 USD Bags 28,1 - 32 kg: 590 DKK, 800 NOK, 800 SEK, 80 EUR, 90 USD FLIGHTS TO / FROM ASIA, CANADA AND US Bags 23,1 - 28 kg: 400 DKK, 550 NOK, 550 SEK, 55 EUR, 65 USD Bags 28,1 - 32 kg: 800 DKK, 1100 NOK, 1100 SEK, 110 EUR, 130 USD
Sky Airline	Yes	$29 USD - $61 USD	View Policy
Sky Airline Sky Airline SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SKY Airline accepts SCUBA gear as special baggage. You must purchase a Special Baggage allowance, for a fee of $29 USD, allowing you to bring your SCUBA equipment, if it is larger than regular checked baggage. The maximum weight allowance is 23kg/50lbs, with an overweight fee charged when weighing more. A maximum of 3 special items may be booked. Maximum size allowance is 230 linear centimetres (length + width + height). Fees for Diving Equipment on Sky Airline At Original Booking - $29 USD Manage My Booking - $35 USD Online Check-In - $42 USD At Airport - $61 USD Sky Airline Overweight Fee (exceeding 23 kg / 50 lbs) 1-5 KG Overweight - $23 USD 6-10 KG Overweight - $38 USD 11-15 KG Overweight - $50 USD +15 KG Overweight - $53 USD Although not specified on the SKY Airline page, regular aviation rules require that all tanks be empty and open when being checked in.
Skywest Airlines	No	See Policy	View Policy
Skywest Airlines Skywest Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving Equipment is accepted on Skywest operated flights - please check the SCUBA Diving equipment policies and fees of the marketing carrier / Skywest's partner airline selling the flight, that will apply when checking-in for your flight.
SmartWings	No	59 EUR	View Policy
SmartWings SmartWings SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving Equipment is accepted on SmartWings flights. It is important to pre-purchase your diving equipment allowance via the SmartWings Contact Form at least two days before departure. Diving Equipment includes equipment necessary for diving such as pressure cylinder with accessory, one pair of fins, mask, diving suit, bathometer, etc. The equipment for snorkelling, i.e. 1 glasses, snorkel, 1 pair of fins shall not be considered the diving equipment. The price of SCUBA Diving Equipment is 59 EUR per piece per flight. The price is 59 EUR/piece/flight. If your flight is a part of holiday package, the carriage of sport equipments should be purchased at your tour operator, subject to the tour operator´s price list.
Southwest	Yes	FREE	View Policy
Southwest Southwest SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Southwest will accept SCUBA diving equipment free of charge, in substitution of one piece of the free Checked Baggage allowance for each Passenger at no charge on a one-item-for-one-bag basis. If the SCUBA Diving equipment exceeds 50 pounds in weight or 62 inches in size (outside length plus height plus width), excess weight and size charges may apply. Southwest defines SCUBA equipment as follows: air tank (must be empty) and all accompanying equipment (e.g., BCD, weight belt, one regulator, one tank harness, one tank pressure gauge, one mask, two fins, one snorkel, one knife, and one safety vest) are encased together in a container acceptable to Carrier.
Spirit Airlines	Yes	Standard Baggage Fees - No Tanks	View Policy
Spirit Airlines Spirit Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA diving equipment is accepted on Spirit Airlines flights as regular checked baggage, and all standard baggage charges apply. Please note that compressed gas cylinders (SCUBA tanks), full or empty, will NOT be accepted for transport on Spirit Airlines. *Sharp objects, such as unloaded spear guns, knives and tools, must be packed in checked baggage only, and must be sheathed or securely wrapped. Scuba diving equipment is charged as a standard checked bag, and any overweight/oversize fees applicable will be charged.
Star Peru	Yes	Free	View Policy
Star Peru Star Peru SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Star Peru will accept SCUBA Diving Equipment as part of the free checked baggage allowance. Scuba diving equipment is defined as : comprised of an empty tank, pressure gauge, a snorkel, a harpoon, a pair of fins, a safety vest, a weight belt, a regulator and goggles.
Sun Country Airlines	No	$100 USD	View Policy
Sun Country Airlines Sun Country Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Sun Country Airlines will accept one item of scuba diving equipment, consisting of the following: - one regulator - one pressure gauge - one mask - two fins - one snorkel - one knife - one spear gun - one BC-vest (cannot contain air cartridges) Sun Country Airlines will not transport diving tanks, even if they are empty. Sun Country Airlines SCUBA Diving Fee 2023 The charge for SCUBA diving equipment is $100 on all Sun Country flights. These items must be placed in a container that prevents damage to the equipment.
Sunwing	No	$25 CAD	View Policy
Sunwing Sunwing SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA diving equipment will no longer be accepted free of charge by Sunwing - in 2023, Sunwing now charges a $25 sports equipment fee (each way) for bringing your SCUBA Diving equipment. A full scuba set includes one of each: air supply regulator, pressure gauge, tank harness, face mask, pair of diving fins, snorkel, knife, spear gun, air pistol and safety vest. All equipment must be securely packed in a rigid or hard-shell container specifically designed for storage in the cargo hold. If weight exceeds 20 kg of complimentary allowance, overweight/oversized baggage fees apply. A limited release form must be signed at check-in. Passengers are allowed to carry only one piece of sporting equipment per passenger. Passengers are not permitted to include personal items such as clothing or other non-related items in the sport equipment container.
Surinam Airways	No	$50 - $185 USD	View Policy
Surinam Airways Surinam Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba compressed air/gas tanks will be accepted only if empty and valve is open/ removed. Regional Flights SCUBA Fee: $50 USD / 50 EUR Flights to/from United States of America (U.S.A) SCUBA Fee: $100 USD Flights between Paramaribo and Amsterdam SCUBA Fee: $185 USD / 185 EUR SCUBA limits: max. 23 kg.(50 lbs) Scuba/ diving equipment consisting of not more than one (1) each of the following: airsupply regulator, tank pressure gauge, tank harness, face mask, pair of diving fins, snorkel, knife, safety vest, airpistol, spear gun, weight belt is permitted.Knifes must be carried in checked baggage, spear guns must be unloaded with spears packed separately. Flairs are not accepted.
Swoop Airlines	Yes	Standard Baggage Fees	View Policy
Swoop Airlines Swoop Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving Equipment is accepted on FlySwoop as a piece of regular baggage. All applicable oversize and overweight fees may be charged ($105-$115 each) if applicable, meaning if it is larger than 157cm or heavier than 23 kg / 50 lbs (limited to max 32kg / 70 lbs) A set of diving equipment consists of: - an underwater torch (diving lamp) - fins - mask - regulator - snorkel - tank harness - aqua-lung cylinder or scuba tank Spear guns are not accepted. The diving lamp is subject to “Heat-producing articles” Dangerous Goods acceptance criteria. The SCUBA tank is subject to “Cylinders, gaseous oxygen (O2) or air”. ll standard regular checked baggage fees still apply for SCUBA Diving equipment.
TACA	Yes	Free	View Policy
TACA TACA SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Diving equipment: an empty tank, pressure gauge, a snorkel, a spear, a pair of fins, safety vest, a weight belt, regulator and a mask. It must travel as checked baggage in the hold, provided they comply with the weight and size requirements (230 cm/90 linear inches). If there is excess baggage it will be charged according to the rates for the route, and it will be labeled and handled as standby bag(subject to space availability).
TAM Airlines	No	See Policy	View Policy
TAM Airlines TAM Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy This equipment is not a part of the baggage allowance. Dive Tank :Maximum allowed weight is 40psi when empty. 100% of excess baggage fee is applied.
TAME	Yes	Included	View Policy
TAME TAME SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy The following sports items are considered within the TAME Airlines baggage allowance limits. 1 air tank (empty of oxygen), 1 air regulator, 1 pair rubber fins, 1 air gun for fishing, 1 diving mask, 1 wet suit and 1 weight belt, all together not exceeding 20 kg.
TAP Portugal	No	60-130 EUR / 77-162 USD	View Policy
TAP Portugal TAP Portugal SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving Equipment is accepted as checked baggage for all TAP Air Portugal flights. You will be assessed a special Sports Equipment Fee for transport of your SCUBA gear. SCUBA Diving Equipment is defined as follows: 1 empty diving cylinder; 1 scuba regulator; 1 pressure gauge; 1 harness; 1 diving mask; Fins; 1 snorkel; 1 dive knife; 1 harpoon; 1 wetsuit. The maximum weight allowed for your SCUBA travel bag is 32 kg / 70 lbs. Whatever its actual dimensions, your diving equipment travel bag will be treated as appropriate for an item of up to 158 cm. TAP Air Portugal SCUBA Diving Equipment Fee 2023 Domestic flights, flights to Europe, Morocco, Tunisia, Israel and flights between Accra and São Tomé: Online - 60 EUR / 77 USD / 92 CAD (12.000 miles) At Airport - 65 EUR / 83 USD / 99 CAD Intercontinental Flights: Online - 120 EUR / 149 USD / 188 CAD (24.000 miles) At Airport - 130 EUR / 162 USD / 195 CAD
Thomas Cook	No	40 - 60 GBP / 45-70 EUR	View Policy
Thomas Cook Thomas Cook SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Scuba diving equipment up to 20 kg weight can be pre-purchased prior to travel. Prices are per person and equipment should be pack separately from other baggage as it may need to be checked at check-in (max dimensions: 200 cm length x 40 cm width x 80 cm height). Scuba tanks are only conveyed if empty with open valves. Taking diving lights on board in carry-on baggage must be reported to the check-in staff. Deactivated diving lights (the bulb and rechargeable battery must be removed Equipment should be pack separately from other baggage as it may need to be checked at check-in. SCUBA Equiment qualifies as Group A sports equipment. It is recommended to book it in advance, minimum 29 days ahead of your trip. These are the prices for transportation one-way if booked 29 days in advance, fees may be higher if closer to your trip or at the airport. Balearics, Balkans, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal Mainland 40 GBP / 45 EUR Canary Islands, Cape Verde, Cyprus, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Malta and Gambia 45 GBP / 55 EUR East Africa, Caribbean, Central & South America, Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean 60 GBP / 70 EUR Items that are not pre-purchased will be charged excess baggage fees and are subject to load and cannot be guaranteed. Additional terms and conditions apply if your journey includes feeder or connecting flights operated by other airlines. An extra handling fee of £50.00/ €60.01 at the airport will be charged in addition to the transportation price. For further information, please call Pre-Travel Services on 01733 224 810 (Monday – Saturday 09:00 – 17:30) who will be able to advice you on the availability and the cost for adding this sporting equipment
Thomson Airways	No	See Policy	View Policy
Thomson Airways Thomson Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy If you’re taking sports equipment with you, you’ll need to call us at least 2 months before you travel on 0203 451 2695 to pre-book it onto your flight. If you don’t pre-book, we may refuse to carry your equipment when you get to the airport. We recommend you insure your sports equipment for its replacement value and make sure it’s securely packed with zip compartments padlocked. If you’re carrying diving equipment and you show your diving certificate at check-in, we’ll give you an extra 5kg baggage allowance free. If you’ve got more equipment, you can check it in for an extra charge.
Thomson Airways	No	See Policy	View Policy
Thomson Airways Thomson Airways SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy If you’re taking sports equipment with you, you’ll need to call us at least 2 months before you travel on 0203 451 2695 to pre-book it onto your flight. If you don’t pre-book, we may refuse to carry your equipment when you get to the airport. We recommend you insure your sports equipment for its replacement value and make sure it’s securely packed with zip compartments padlocked. If you’re carrying diving equipment and you show your diving certificate at check-in, we’ll give you an extra 5kg baggage allowance free. If you’ve got more equipment, you can check it in for an extra charge.
Transavia.com	No	42 EUR	View Policy
Transavia.com Transavia.com SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Transavia accepts diving gear as either a separate piece of luggage, paying a special Diving Equipment fee of 42 EUR (up to a maximum of 15 kg), or by packing it together with your regular luggage and including it in your standard luggage allowance. If paying the special diving equipment fee to bring your dive gear, it must be packed separately from the rest of your baggage. If your diving equipment weighs more than 15 kg, Transavia's standard luggage rules will apply. Scuba tanks are only accepted if there is enough space on the aircraft. You can reserve your diving equipment ahead of time by adding it to your reservation when making your original booking on Transavia.com SCUBA tanks must be empty in order to be accepted for transportation. Harpoons and Knives must be packed into a hard-sided container or suitcase. You are not allowed to bring nitrogen-powered spearguns. Dive lights are accepted as long as the battery is removed and the bulb is removed, with the switch locked in the OFF position. LED Dive lights must be disassembled.
TUIfly	No	65 EUR	View Policy
TUIfly TUIfly SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Diving gear is accepted on TUIfly flights as checked baggage, upon payment of a 65 EUR sports equipment fee. This allows you to bring up to a maximum of 30kg of diving gear. Your SCUBA gear may include a Weight belt, empty compressed air bottles, suit and accessories. Air tanks used for diving must be completely empty. Dive lights may be transported in carry-on and in checked baggage. The power source (battery) and the illuminant (bulb) must not be connected. Please note that you MUST register your diving gear and dive light with the TUIfly airline before arriving at the airport, otherwise it may be refused for carriage at the check-in desk, or be subject to additional fees. Source: https://www.tuifly.com/en/service/bestimmungen_bbb_tuifly.html
Turkish Airlines	No	30-60 EUR	View Policy
Turkish Airlines Turkish Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy SCUBA Equipment is accepted on Turkish Airlines flights as checked luggage. It is important to reserve your Diving gear with the airline while making your reservation. On domestic flights within Turkey, your SCUBA gear will be charged a fee of 209 TRY (approx. $10 USD / 10 EUR). On international flights, SCUBA diving gear will be charged a special fee: America/South America/South Africa/CIS/Far East/Interline - EUR 60 Europe/North Africa/Middle East - EUR 30 Africa/Asia - EUR 50 For travels to/from international airports (except for Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus) including a transit flight to Turkey, calculate the total charge by adding together the one-way charge between each point and Turkey. For example: If you are travelling from Skopje to New York, you will pay €30 for your Skopje - Istanbul flight plus €60 for your Istanbul - New York flight, making a total of €90. Definition of SCUBA Diving Gear on Turkish Airlines A Scuba Diving set consists of: diving suit, buoyancy vest (BC), mask, fins, underwater flashlight, knife, snorkel, harpoon, diving socks, diving cylinder and regulator. Diving cylinders shall be empty. The meter shall read zero. The air in buoyancy vest shall be emptied. Equipment such as underwater flashlight (diving lamp) and soldering iron can be carried as hand baggage or checked baggage. In order to prevent an unexpected situation during flight, the heat generating section or power source of the equipment shall be separated, and packaged to restrict activation. The removed batteries shall be protected against short circuit. The harpoon shall not be set and its tips shall be packed separately. Special Rules - Free Carriage of SCUBA Diving Equipment on Turkish Airlines Turkish Airlines will transport one set of SCUBA gear free of charge to/from certain destinations. Additional sets of SCUBA gear will still be charged the excess baggage rate or special transportation fees as above. These promotions are in place until December 31 2023, although they have been in place for several years, so we would expect that the promotion continue into 2024 as well. Between Italy - Miami (MIA) / Havana (HAV) / Maldives (MLE) / Cape Town (CPT) / Bangkok (BKK) / Zanzibar (ZNZ) All Flights to/from Cebu and Manila All Flights to/from Hurghada (HRG) and Sharm El Sheikh (SSH) Between Oslo - Sharm el-Sheikh/Hurghada/Maldives/Cape Town/Mauritius/Manila/Johannesburg/Durban/Dar es Salaam/Maputo/Muscat/Jakarta/Bangkok/Phuket/Seychelles/Zanzibar/Tel Aviv/Kuala Lumpur/Havana/Denpasar/Colombo/Antananarivo/Aqaba/Cebu/Mexico City/Cancun/Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh Between Turkey/Germany/Spain/France/Italy - Aqaba Between Austria - Colombo/Denpasar/Hanoi/Hurghada/Kuala Lumpur/Maldives/Mauritius/Aqaba Between Tel Aviv - Colombo/Male/Bilbao/Los Angeles/Denpasar/Bali
United Airlines	Yes	See Policy	View Policy
United Airlines United Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy United Airlines accept one dive bag containing diving or scuba equipment as part of your standard checked bag allowance. A dive bag containing scuba equipment that exceeds the standard checked bag allowance will be charged as an oversized or overweight bag. United Airlines will accept dive bags containing dive equipment over 50 pounds and/or 62 linear inches as sporting equipment. However, special item charges will apply. Dive bags weighing more than 50 pounds (23 kg) that contain other items in addition to or in place of appropriate dive equipment will be subject to the applicable overweight checked baggage service charge. These charges may add up quickly, as they can exceed $100-$200 for an overweight or oversize bag. Charges are cumulative, and in addition to any standard checked baggage fees. Dive bags measuring greater than 62 linear inches (158 cm) that contain other items in addition to or in place of dive equipment will be subject to the applicable oversize charge. First or second checked bag service charges may apply. An empty dive tank or up to three rebreather tanks will not be included in determining the baggage allowance and will be subject to a service charge of $150 USD/CAD (each way) for travel between the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. A service charge of $200 USD/CAD (each way) applies for all other travel. The empty dive/rebreather tank must have the regulator valve completely disconnected from the tank. The tank must not be sealed (i.e., the tank has an open end). The tank must have an opening to allow for a visual inspection by a TSA Security Screener. Note for rebreather equipment: Soda lime that is 4% Sodium Hydroxide or less will be accepted in checked baggage. Soda lime that is 4.1% Sodium Hydroxide or more will not be accepted in checked baggage. An item of scuba equipment consists of one empty scuba tank, up to three rebreather tanks, or one dive bag containing equipment used in the scuba-diving sport. The empty scuba/rebreather tank and a separate dive bag containing scuba equipment will be charged as two separate pieces. United is not liable for damage to scuba diving equipment. Excess Valuation may not be purchased for scuba diving equipment.
Virgin America	Yes	$25 USD	View Policy
Virgin America Virgin America SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Virgin America accepts SCUBA equipment in place of a regular piece of luggage, and standard checked baggage fees apply ($25 per piece). Scuba equipment is defined asBCD, mask, flippers, weight belt, etc., and must be encased together in a container acceptable to Virgin America. Air tanks are not permitted.
Virgin Atlantic	Yes	Free - Standard Baggage Fee	View Policy
Virgin Atlantic Virgin Atlantic SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy You can bring diving equipment on Virgin Atlantic flights as a part of your free checked baggage allowance, in place of one of your suitcases, and there’s no extra charge as long as the overall weight isn’t more than 23kg / 50 lbs. If weighing between 23-32 kg (50-70 lbs), you will have to pay an Overweight Baggage fee. If your diving equipment is in excess of the free checked baggage allowance, you will have to pay the standard Extra Bag fee for your fare class. Keep in mind, Economy Light does not include any free checked bags. Your diving equipment may include: One empty cylinder One regulator Buoyancy control jacket Mask Pressure gauge One set of fins One spear gun (unloaded, with spears packed separately). Snorkel Diver’s knife Weight belt
Virgin Australia	Yes	Free - Standard Baggage Fee	View Policy
Virgin Australia Virgin Australia SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Virgin Australia will accept your SCUBA Diving equipment within your checked baggage allowance, as long as it is within the accepted weight limit of 23 kg - otherwise an overweight fee applies (up to a maximum weight of 32 kg). Your diving gear represents one piece of checked baggage, and may be exchanged for a standard suitcase in your checked baggage allowance. You may need to purchase additional bags if flying with your SCUBA gear in addition to your standard baggage. Keep in mind, if flying on a Lite fare, that your fare does not include any free checked bags - you will have to add and pay for all bags online before your flight. You may pre-purchase up to a maximum of 2 additional checked bags ahead of time - if you need more bags, you will only be able to add and pay for them at the airport, at the higher "At the Airport" rate, during check-in: Virgin Australia Domestic Baggage Fees 2023 - Short Flights Less than 3 Hours Online: $55 Guest Contact Centre: $60 At the Airport: $110 Virgin Australia Domestic Baggage Fees 2023 - Longer Flights 3+ Hours Online: $60 Guest Contact Centre: $80 At the Airport: $160 Virgin Australia Short-Haul International Baggage Fees 2023 Online: $75 Guest Contact Centre: $100 At the Airport: $160 If your diving gear exceeds the 23 kg weight limit (up to a maximum weight of 32 kg), you will be charged an overweight fee, as follows: Virgin Australia Domestic Overweight Baggage Fee: $50 Virgin Australia Short-Haul International Overweight Baggage Fee: $100 AUD / NZD
VivaAerobus	No	$30-69 USD	View Policy
VivaAerobus VivaAerobus SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy VivaAerobus will accept your SCUBA gear as a piece of checked luggage, providing you paid for the carriage of "Sports Equipment". The fee for sports equipment on vivaAerobus is as follows: vivaAerobus International Flight Sports Equipment Fee - $30-$69 (online) vivaAerobus Domestic Flight Sports Equipment Fee - $59-$69 (online) It is recommended to pay for your sports equipment at the time of booking, rather than later online or at the airport, in order to guarantee the lowest price. Due to space restrictions, VivaAerobus recommends to all of its passengers that all sports equipment and musical instruments are pre-booked and pre-paid at the time of booking at VivaAerobus web page: www.VivaAerobus.com or through their local VivaAerobus call center. Failure to do so may result in the item being refused for carriage at the airport. There is a limit of 1 SCUBA bag per passenger. Oxygen tanks should go completely empty. If the oxygen tank does not enter into the dive bag, a separate fee for each piece will be charged. SCUBA gear should not exceed the maximum weight of 32 KG (70 lbs), and 319 linear centimeters.
Volaris Airlines	No	$40-$200 USD	View Policy
Volaris Airlines Volaris Airlines SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Diving equipment on Volaris includes floating vest, diving regulator, one mask or visor, one snorkel, on pair of flippers, one neoprene suit, one tank harness, one tank gauge, and one knife. Dimensions Size: no more than 62 in long Weight: no more than 55 lbs Packaging: It is prohibited to transport compressed air tanks or any gas mixture Only empty tanks are allowed Tank valve must be opened Diving lights must be disconnected and terminals sealed with insulating tape Be sure to check the excess baggage fees for your flight's route. Be sure to note any potential "combo" options to combine a checked suitcase and SCUBA equipment. Volaris "More Baggage Combo" We recommend the "More Baggage Combo", available at the time of booking your flight. The price for the combo at the airport is significantly higher. The More Baggage Combo includes includes: - Additional 10 kg/22lbs Carry-on Allowance - One 25kg Checked Bag - One piece of Sporting Equipment (max length 250 cm, max weight 55 lbs / 25 kg) Price of "More Baggage Combo" Domestic: Please contact Volaris Reservations Price of "More Baggage Combo" International: $160 USD ($200 USD high season) Otherwise, purchasing an individual allowance for your SCUBA Diving Equipment of only sports equipment will cost the following (limit 250 cm long, max weight 25 kg / 55 lbs): Sports Equipment Fee - Domestic - Low Season: $1100 MXN ($1300 MXN at Airport) Sports Equipment Fee - Domestic - High Season: $1100 MXN ($2000 MXN at Airport) Sports Equipment Fee - Within Central America - Low Season: $50 USD ($78 USD at Airport) Sports Equipment Fee - Within Central America - High Season: $50 USD ($80 USD at Airport) Sports Equipment Fee - International - Low Season: $150 USD ($150 USD at the airport) Sports Equipment Fee - International - High Season: $150 USD ($210 USD at the airport) Oversize and overweight fees may apply Sports equipment will not be accepted if it exceeds 110 inches or 99 lbs
Westjet	No	See Policy	View Policy
Westjet Westjet SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy One set is of SCUBA gear is accepted per guest on Westjet flights. One set consists of: Pair of fins Mask Regulator Snorkel Speargun (scuba gun) (Note: this item may be restricted to certain destinations as it may be considered a firearm. Tank harness Aqua-lung cylinder or scuba tank Cylinders containing compressed air or a special gas mixture are prohibited. Only empty cylinders (pressure gauge must read zero) are allowed. Tank valve must be open. Diving lamp Must be disconnected from the battery. The battery must be removed and the battery terminals must be taped over to prevent accidental functioning during transport; for transport in checked baggage it must be packed separately. All applicable oversized, overweight and extra piece fees apply.
Wizz Air	No	45 - 65 EUR	View Policy
Wizz Air Wizz Air SCUBA Diving Equipment Policy Diving Equipment can be accepted for carriage on Wizz Air flights only if the diving cylinders are empty and the power source or bulb has been removed and the switch has been secured in the "OFF" position. Sporting Equipment fee via wizzair.com & call centre Per flight, per passenger and per bag - 45 EUR Sporting Equipment fee at the airport Per flight, per passenger and per bag - 65 EUR Please read carefully the packaging requirements. If those requirements are not fulfilled, Wizz Air will refuse carriage of the diving equipment. Please note that Wizz Air does not provide packing material. All the diving equipment can only be carried as check-in hold baggage.

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