Pick your destination and board. We show which airlines on our verified fee table carry boards free, which charge, and which won't take a bag that long.
Always confirm with the airline before booking. Fees and limits change without notice, vary by route and fare, and on codeshare flights the operating carrier's policy usually applies. This v1 is destination-only — we don't yet have routes data by origin, only which airlines serve each destination airport (Wikipedia, checked 2026-10-10), and route matching currently covers the 54 airlines in our fee table — not every airline that may actually serve a given airport.
Airlines flying into Phuket (HKT) from our checked list — Phuket International Airport.
Fits within Etihad Airways's allowance — no surfboard fee
Within allowance · oversize waived
Fits, but a surfboard fee applies
$115 USD (prebooked, Europe)
Air France caps total L+W+H, not length alone — confirm your bag's full dimensions
Your board's length alone (213 cm) is under the limit, but this cap is on TOTAL length + width + height — add your bag's width and height before assuming it fits.
No surcharge if ≤23 kg and ≤300 cm (treated as a standard bag)
Emirates caps total L+W+H, not length alone — confirm your bag's full dimensions
Your board's length alone (213 cm) is under the limit, but this cap is on TOTAL length + width + height — add your bag's width and height before assuming it fits.
Within checked allowance
Jetstar doesn't publish a length cap — confirm before booking
AUD 25 oversized-item fee per flight
Korean Air caps total L+W+H, not length alone — confirm your bag's full dimensions
Your board's length alone (213 cm) is under the limit, but this cap is on TOTAL length + width + height — add your bag's width and height before assuming it fits.
Within allowance (international)
Too long for Cathay Pacific's published limit
Within checked allowance
Too long for Singapore Airlines's published limit
Within checked allowance