Customers travelling with balls intended for sports (such as footballs, basketballs and soccer balls), can pack them as carry-on or checked baggage. Balls must be partially deflated (containing no more than 70% of the ball air capacity) to avoid any incidents due to the change in pressure on-board the aircraft.

Customers travelling with a bicycle should ensure it is packed in a strong, custom-made cardboard box or bike case. We advise customers to use foam tubes around bike parts to ensure better protection of the parts if the bike is packed in a box. Tyres must be deflated, pedals must be removed, and handlebars must be turned and fixed lengthways. 

Customers travelling with ski equipment should ensure they place their ski equipment in a ski bag, making sure the bag is well-padded. To ensure maximum protection, we recommend you use hard case for packing your ski equipment.

Customers travelling with golf equipment should ensure they carry it in a soft or hard golf case bag (hard cases are preferable). Golf bags and clubs will be carried as cargo or checked baggage.

Customers travelling with surfboards are advised to pack their surfboard in bags with reinforced foam padding and water-resistant materials, and durable zippers. If your bag doesn't have padding, you may use clothing and towels for padding. Using a hard case will offer the best protection. Make sure you detach the fins of your surfboard before packing. Surfboards maximum dimensions must be less than 300cm (L+W+H). Items with greater dimensions will be carried as cargo.

Customers travelling with fishing equipment are advised to place their equipment in padded hard cases customised to fishing equipment. All rods, nets, tackle boxes, nd other bulky equipment will be carried as cargo or checked baggage and must be suitably packed.

Customers travelling with kayaks are advised to consider the following:

• Always dry off the kayak and accessories before packing them away. This will preserve the condition of your kayak.
• Deflate the kayak.
• Fold the sides of the kayak towards the middle and align the spray skirts towards the centre. 
• Roll the kayak from the bow to the stern where the air valves are located. This will help push the air out as you roll it up. 
• Put the skeg protectors on the skegs and pack everything into the carry bag, making sure the bag is well-padded.
• Make sure the mast/sail is detachable and collapsible.
• Kayaks maximum dimensions must be less than 300cm (L+W+H). Items with greater dimensions will be carried as cargo.

Customers travelling with windsurfing equipment are advised to consider the following:

• The windsurf/kitesurf board needs to be dismantled for travel.
• A board bag is recommended, and either a separate mast bag and sail/quiver bag, or a bag to accommodate both. 
• Use separate fin and boom bags (or pack them in with the board and masts respectively). 
• Ensure that the packaging of choice is well-padded and that your equipment has no sharp edges protruding out of the bag.
• Make sure the mast/sail is detachable and collapsible.
• Windsurf/kitesurf boards dimensions must be less than 300cm (L+W+H). Items with greater dimensions will be carried as cargo.

Customers travelling with diving equipment are advised to consider the following:

• We recommend packing your diving equipment in a scuba gear bag to protect them, including your fins and diving mask.
• Pack your diving mask in a hard case.
• Please pack valuable diving equipment such as your diving regulator and your diving computer in your carry-on baggage.
• To pack your buoyancy compensator (BC), make sure all the air is out before packing it. Then fold the sides fairly tightly so it is as small as possible.
• Please ensure all air and gas cylinders are empty prior to travel and that any underwater torches and knives are appropriately packed.

Customers travelling with trekking equipment are advised to consider the following:

• Make sure your bag is well-padded and no sharp edges are protruding from the bag.
• Trekking and hiking equipment such as fuel, pocket knives, trekking poles, camping stoves, a multi-tool or a machete and other sharp objects are not to be packed in hand luggage. 
• In general, all trekking equipment can be packed in checked baggage, keeping in mind that restrictions might apply in the destination airport.

• Wind instruments and brass instruments: trumpets, saxophone, clarinets, etc. 
  
• Instruments in the percussion family: gong bass drum, conga, snare drums, long drums, electronic drums, bongo drums, etc.
• String instruments: guitar, bass guitar, violin, cello double bass, banjo, lutes, etc. 
• Electronic instruments: keyboard, electronic guitars, etc.