Coach
Remember not to bring too much luggage on your coach trip.
The permitted amount is:
- One larger bag
- One ski boot bag
- One ski or snowboard bag
- One small piece of hand luggage
Flights
If you have booked your flight through UCPA Resor, the following luggage rules apply:
- Lufthansa: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
- Swiss: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
- Norwegian: 1 x 20 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
- SAS: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
- Airfrance / KLM: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 12 kg hand luggage. More info
- Austrian Airlines: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
- Brussels Airlines: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
- Air Dolomiti: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
- EasyJet: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage + 1 smaller bag under the seat (max 45 x 36 x 20 cm). More info
- LOT: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
- Turkish Airlines: 1 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
- Japan Airlines: 2 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 10 kg hand luggage, More info
- Finnair: 2 x 23 kg checked baggage and 1 x 8 kg hand luggage. More info
Label your luggage with the baggage tags available at the airport. Should your luggage against all odds go missing or be damaged, this must be reported at the airport straight away in order for compensation to be paid. Would you like to book extra luggage? Contact UCPA or the airline directly with your reference number.
Ski transport
Whether ski transport is included (on top of your standard luggage) differs between airlines.
If you are booked on a scheduled flight, you are responsible for booking/registering ski transport yourself (except for Norwegian, where you should contact us) directly with the airline via their website (log in with your surname and reference). On UCPA Min Sida you can check whether you are booked on a scheduled flight and see your flight reference.
If you are not booked on a scheduled flight, let UCPA Resor know if you are travelling with skis or a snowboard via UCPA Min Sida.
Here are the general rules for each airline; please note that these may vary.
- Swiss, Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines & Air Dolomiti: 1 pair of skis + 1 pair of ski boots (in a boot bag) + poles and helmet are included in the price. More info
NB: Ski transport must be registered at least 7 days before departure. - Norwegian: Not included. Costs approx. SEK 800 return. Book directly via Norwegian's website (log in with your surname and reference at www.norwegian.com/se/
- SAS: Extra baggage must be pre-booked, max weight: 23 kg. Costs approx. SEK 295 per leg. A separate ski boot bag is permitted. Must be pre-booked at least 24 hours before departure. More info
- KLM / Air France: Extra baggage must be pre-booked, max weight: 23 kg. Cost may vary. A separate ski boot bag is permitted. Must be pre-booked at least 24 hours before departure. More info
- EasyJet: Not included. Costs approx. SEK 1,000 return. Contact us if you are interested.
- Charter Contact us.
- Turkish Airlines: Ski equipment can be taken as sports baggage. Whether it counts within your standard baggage allowance or an extra charge applies depends on your ticket and departure date. More info
- Japan Airlines: Ski equipment can be taken as checked baggage. Rules and any extra charge depend on factors such as the size and weight of the baggage and your flight route. More info
- Finnair: Ski equipment is not included in the standard baggage allowance and is booked separately. Costs approx. EUR 100 per leg if booked at least 7 days before departure. Max 23 kg. More info
Please note: Information about ski transport must be registered with us or the airline at least 7 days before departure. Ski transport is not guaranteed, however, as it depends on availability and the final decision always rests with the airline, in some cases even as late as at check-in.
ABS backpacks and similar
Contact us if you would like to bring an ABS backpack and we will help you with more information from the relevant airline.
Information from Norwegian and Swiss:
"A maximum of one avalanche rescue backpack per person, containing one cartridge of compressed gas (division 2.2) or a pyrotechnic activation mechanism of max 200 mg net (division 1.4S) and one cylinder of non-flammable compressed gas, max 250 ml. The backpack must be packed so that it cannot be activated accidentally. The airbags in the backpack must have release valves. The cartridge must be placed inside the backpack and no spare cartridges may be carried."



