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Some gear's up Fees for sports equipment vary widely among airlines, so travelers should check with their carrier. Here are some sample fees by the busiest carriers at Los Angeles International Airport. Items that have no charge are required to meet packaging and weight requirements, usually no more than 50 pounds.
Bicycle: $100 plus $15 or $25, depending on whether it is the first or second checked item
Golf clubs: $15 or $25 depending on whether the bag is the first or second one checked
Skis: $15 or $25 depending on whether the bag is the first or second one checked Surfboards: $100 plus $15 or $25, depending on whether the bag is the first or second one checked for domestic flights. Up to $300 on international flights, depending on destination.
Bicycle: $175 domestic, $300 international
Golf clubs: No charge
Skis: No charge
Surfboard: $175 a board on domestic flights, $300 for international travel
Bicycle: No charge
Golf clubs: No charge
Skis: No charge
Surfboard: $50 a board
Bicycle: $125
Golf clubs: No charge
Skis: No charge
Surfboards: $125 a board, limited to two (banned on certain smaller aircraft) for domestic flights, and $150 or more a board for international travel
Sources: The airlines
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