If you’re in the middle of planning a ski holiday, it’s likely you already know that getting to the mountains involves more than booking flights and accommodation. Should this be the first time you’re travelling to Andorra with equipment, rather than hiring when you’re there, you’ll find that getting your skis and boots to your destination needs some careful consideration. With a little preparation, you can avoid airline charges and tricky airport transfers and get your kit there and back safely. Understanding airline policies for ski equipment Many airlines operating out of British airports typically treat sports kit differently from standard hold luggage. You should read the fine print on sports equipment allowances before booking your flights, as carriers like EasyJet , Ryanair, and Jet2 charge varying rates for ski carriage. Booking your ski bag online well in advance prevents pricey airport desk charges that can easily double the carriage cost. A lot of airlines allow a ski bag an......
