Whenever space and payload permits Aurigny will endeavour to carry your sporting goods. If your goods are within your free baggage allowance no charges will be made, except in the case of sporting weapons flying out with the islands where an administration charge will be applied. See Do you carry sporting weapons? for details of additional charges for firearms.
In the event of your baggage exceeding your free allowance due to the carriage of a piece of sporting equipment, a Sporting Goods charge of 20 will be applied and this will increase your allowance by 12Kgs. If your total weight exceeds the combination of your free allowance and the additional 12kgs of sporting goods allowance, normal excess baggage charges will be applied above the combined weight. Only one piece of sporting equipment will be considered for the Sporting Goods charge, any further pieces will be treated as normal baggage.
Sporting goods and any other baggage in excess of your free baggage allowance will be carried subject to payload. In the event of items travelling on a later flight than yourself, you will be responsible for collecting these from the destination airport.
Sporting goods are carried on a limited release basis only (Aurigny will not accept responsibility for damage to sporting goods in transit).
Do you carry Sporting goods?
20 will be applied and this will increase your allowance by 12Kgs. If your total weight exceeds the combination of your free allowance and the additional 12kgs of sporting goods allowance, normal excess baggage charges will be applied above the combined weight. Only one piece of sporting equipment will be considered for the Sporting Goods charge, any further pieces will be treated as normal baggage. 