Flying with a bicycle with Swiss/Austrian/Brussels airlines
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I'll fly from Vienna to Porto, round trip, and on the way back I want to bring a bicycle with me.
I've two options for the same price and same schedule but with different airlines.
Option 1, all segments with Brussels Airlines:
Vienna - Brussels - Porto - Brussels - Vienna
Option 2, from and to Vienna with Autrian and from and to Porto with Swiss
Vienna - Geneve - Porto - Zurich - Vienna
As I only want to bring my bicycle in one journey of the trip (Porto to Vienna), I've a few doubts.
Brussels airlines says:
If your sports equipment doesn't fit in the overhead compartment or
the seat in front of you, it has to be transported in the hold (width
+ height + depth max 158 cm).
For Brussels airlines, size and weight does matter and my bicycle size is over their limit.
Swiss airlines says:
We are happy to transport your sports equipment subject to no extra
charge, provided that you do not exceed your baggage allowance.
Austrian airlines says:
Sports baggage is carried without a surcharge as long as the baggage
allowance shown on your ticket is not exceeded either in terms of the
number of items or weight.
For Swiss and Austrian airlines size is not a problem.
They all mention a fee of 50⬠for bringing a bicycle but they also mention not having to pay the fee as long as I do not exceed my baggage allowance.
My questions are:
1- If I book an economy ticket with check in baggage (but not bringing any but just the bicycle) will I have to pay the 50⬠fee extra for bringing the bicycle with me or that is included and part of my baggage allowance?
2- If I've to pay the 50⬠fee is it per flight (making it a total of 100⬠to bring my bicycle, 50⬠Porto - Zurich and 50⬠more for the flight Zurich - Vienna) or is it per trip (50⬠for the whole return trip Porto - Vienna, making it a total of 50â¬)?
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I'll fly from Vienna to Porto, round trip, and on the way back I want to bring a bicycle with me.
I've two options for the same price and same schedule but with different airlines.
Option 1, all segments with Brussels Airlines:
Vienna - Brussels - Porto - Brussels - Vienna
Option 2, from and to Vienna with Autrian and from and to Porto with Swiss
Vienna - Geneve - Porto - Zurich - Vienna
As I only want to bring my bicycle in one journey of the trip (Porto to Vienna), I've a few doubts.
Brussels airlines says:
If your sports equipment doesn't fit in the overhead compartment or
the seat in front of you, it has to be transported in the hold (width
+ height + depth max 158 cm).
For Brussels airlines, size and weight does matter and my bicycle size is over their limit.
Swiss airlines says:
We are happy to transport your sports equipment subject to no extra
charge, provided that you do not exceed your baggage allowance.
Austrian airlines says:
Sports baggage is carried without a surcharge as long as the baggage
allowance shown on your ticket is not exceeded either in terms of the
number of items or weight.
For Swiss and Austrian airlines size is not a problem.
They all mention a fee of 50⬠for bringing a bicycle but they also mention not having to pay the fee as long as I do not exceed my baggage allowance.
My questions are:
1- If I book an economy ticket with check in baggage (but not bringing any but just the bicycle) will I have to pay the 50⬠fee extra for bringing the bicycle with me or that is included and part of my baggage allowance?
2- If I've to pay the 50⬠fee is it per flight (making it a total of 100⬠to bring my bicycle, 50⬠Porto - Zurich and 50⬠more for the flight Zurich - Vienna) or is it per trip (50⬠for the whole return trip Porto - Vienna, making it a total of 50â¬)?
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I'll fly from Vienna to Porto, round trip, and on the way back I want to bring a bicycle with me.
I've two options for the same price and same schedule but with different airlines.
Option 1, all segments with Brussels Airlines:
Vienna - Brussels - Porto - Brussels - Vienna
Option 2, from and to Vienna with Autrian and from and to Porto with Swiss
Vienna - Geneve - Porto - Zurich - Vienna
As I only want to bring my bicycle in one journey of the trip (Porto to Vienna), I've a few doubts.
Brussels airlines says:
If your sports equipment doesn't fit in the overhead compartment or
the seat in front of you, it has to be transported in the hold (width
+ height + depth max 158 cm).
For Brussels airlines, size and weight does matter and my bicycle size is over their limit.
Swiss airlines says:
We are happy to transport your sports equipment subject to no extra
charge, provided that you do not exceed your baggage allowance.
Austrian airlines says:
Sports baggage is carried without a surcharge as long as the baggage
allowance shown on your ticket is not exceeded either in terms of the
number of items or weight.
For Swiss and Austrian airlines size is not a problem.
They all mention a fee of 50⬠for bringing a bicycle but they also mention not having to pay the fee as long as I do not exceed my baggage allowance.
My questions are:
1- If I book an economy ticket with check in baggage (but not bringing any but just the bicycle) will I have to pay the 50⬠fee extra for bringing the bicycle with me or that is included and part of my baggage allowance?
2- If I've to pay the 50⬠fee is it per flight (making it a total of 100⬠to bring my bicycle, 50⬠Porto - Zurich and 50⬠more for the flight Zurich - Vienna) or is it per trip (50⬠for the whole return trip Porto - Vienna, making it a total of 50â¬)?
air-travel airports bookings bicycles swiss
I'll fly from Vienna to Porto, round trip, and on the way back I want to bring a bicycle with me.
I've two options for the same price and same schedule but with different airlines.
Option 1, all segments with Brussels Airlines:
Vienna - Brussels - Porto - Brussels - Vienna
Option 2, from and to Vienna with Autrian and from and to Porto with Swiss
Vienna - Geneve - Porto - Zurich - Vienna
As I only want to bring my bicycle in one journey of the trip (Porto to Vienna), I've a few doubts.
Brussels airlines says:
If your sports equipment doesn't fit in the overhead compartment or
the seat in front of you, it has to be transported in the hold (width
+ height + depth max 158 cm).
For Brussels airlines, size and weight does matter and my bicycle size is over their limit.
Swiss airlines says:
We are happy to transport your sports equipment subject to no extra
charge, provided that you do not exceed your baggage allowance.
Austrian airlines says:
Sports baggage is carried without a surcharge as long as the baggage
allowance shown on your ticket is not exceeded either in terms of the
number of items or weight.
For Swiss and Austrian airlines size is not a problem.
They all mention a fee of 50⬠for bringing a bicycle but they also mention not having to pay the fee as long as I do not exceed my baggage allowance.
My questions are:
1- If I book an economy ticket with check in baggage (but not bringing any but just the bicycle) will I have to pay the 50⬠fee extra for bringing the bicycle with me or that is included and part of my baggage allowance?
2- If I've to pay the 50⬠fee is it per flight (making it a total of 100⬠to bring my bicycle, 50⬠Porto - Zurich and 50⬠more for the flight Zurich - Vienna) or is it per trip (50⬠for the whole return trip Porto - Vienna, making it a total of 50â¬)?
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I called Swiss Airlines, which is the ticket issuer, and they told me:
1- we have to pay the 50⬠fee regardless we have checked in luggage allowance or not.
2- We pay the 50⬠per leg and not per flight. So in my case I'll pay 50⬠to bring my bicycle from Porto to Vienna, with a stoppage in Zurich.
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I called Swiss Airlines, which is the ticket issuer, and they told me:
1- we have to pay the 50⬠fee regardless we have checked in luggage allowance or not.
2- We pay the 50⬠per leg and not per flight. So in my case I'll pay 50⬠to bring my bicycle from Porto to Vienna, with a stoppage in Zurich.
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I called Swiss Airlines, which is the ticket issuer, and they told me:
1- we have to pay the 50⬠fee regardless we have checked in luggage allowance or not.
2- We pay the 50⬠per leg and not per flight. So in my case I'll pay 50⬠to bring my bicycle from Porto to Vienna, with a stoppage in Zurich.
add a comment |Â
up vote
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down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I called Swiss Airlines, which is the ticket issuer, and they told me:
1- we have to pay the 50⬠fee regardless we have checked in luggage allowance or not.
2- We pay the 50⬠per leg and not per flight. So in my case I'll pay 50⬠to bring my bicycle from Porto to Vienna, with a stoppage in Zurich.
I called Swiss Airlines, which is the ticket issuer, and they told me:
1- we have to pay the 50⬠fee regardless we have checked in luggage allowance or not.
2- We pay the 50⬠per leg and not per flight. So in my case I'll pay 50⬠to bring my bicycle from Porto to Vienna, with a stoppage in Zurich.
answered Mar 31 at 20:42
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