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We provide the information below for information purposes, but please note that the baggage policies of each airline vary and are subject to change. Therefore, if you have questions about the use of a Bigg Boxx Company product for the transport of equipment, please contact your airline directly. |
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That being said,
hard cases are the preferred equipment container of airlines. Moreover, airlines do not accept responsibility for damage to equipment that is not protected by a hard case. This means you are responsible for making sure your equipment is protected to arrive safely at its destination -- the protection that only a hard case can provide. The disclaimers below are typical of most airlines:
Northwest (Airlines) recommends hard-shell cases when checking your ski equipment.
AA/American Eagle/AmericanConnection® carrier are not liable for any damage to sports items not presented in a hard-sided case.
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The following links are provided to the individual equipment baggage policies of the largest airlines in North America.
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As Transportation Security Administration (TSA) policy prohibits the locking of checked baggage, we have included a secondary catch on the latches of the Stikk Boxx. This means the container will not accidentally open while out of your site.
If your cargo requires extra security, we have also provided holes for a locking device. If you have any questions about TSA approved locking devices or current TSA policies, please visit their website at www.TSA.gov. |
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Our Bigg Boxx model has a few more requirements than our other boxes because of its large size. Go here for more information on that particular model. |
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If
you have any questions about
air travel that we can help you with, please Contact Us. |
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