Special baggage

You can book large pieces of sports equipment such as bicycles (except e-bikes), skis and surfboards online up to before web check-in closes before departure, either at the time of booking the flight or at a later date. There must be sufficient storage space available on the plane.
Of course, you can also book your equipment onto the plane by phoning our call centre.

Sport guns

If you would like to travel with sport guns, please contact our call centre. Online reservation is not possible.

Bicycle

Bicycles can be carried, provided they are packed in a protective box or bag specifically designed for transporting bicycles. Please note that cardboard boxes and bicycle bags with a soft covering are only permissible if they are insulated with protective inner packaging material or fabric padding.

The handlebars must be arranged parallel to the frame, pedals and any other protruding parts must be removed, and the air pressure in the tyres must be reduced.

We cannot carry e-bikes due to their battery drive systems.

Bodyboards and surfboards

Bodyboards and surfboards can be transported in a protective bag.

Ski/Snowboard

Ski or snowboard equipment (including accessories such as poles and ski/snowboard boots) can be carried up to a maximum weight of 32kg and packed in a maximum of 2 pieces of baggage per passenger (e.g. 1 ski bag and 1 ski boot bag).

Charges

A charge may apply for the transportation of sports equipment. You can find out if a charge will be applied and how much it will cost here.

Please note that we do not transport unaccompanied baggage on our flights.

Click here for more information on booking additional baggage at a later date.

Note:

All regulations apply to Eurowings flights with an EW flight number, regardless of the operating airline. For our partner airlines' flights, which do not have an EW flight number, the conditions of the respective airline apply. These can be viewed on the airlines' own websites. These partner airlines currently include Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Condor, United Airlines, Air Canada and All Nippon Airways.

If you have booked your Eurowings flight with one of our partner airlines or in a travel agency, you can of course still bring your sports equipment with you. More information on this can be obtained from the relevant airline or from your travel agency.

While every passenger must pay a surcharge for larger sports equipment items such as bicycles or surfboards, this service is free for Eurowings credit card holders and their companions – provided they have booked their flight online and paid for it with a Eurowings credit card.

Any subsequent booking of transport for sports equipment is also free of charge, subject to the same conditions. However, this subsequent booking must be made with the same Eurowings credit card.

Important:

Additional services on flights with our partner airlines can only be booked at the time of booking or subsequently through the airline in question.

Note:

If your booking has an etix® ticket number or if you booked a Eurowings flight through one of our partner airlines or a travel agent, please contact the relevant airline or travel agent.
All regulations apply to Eurowings flights with an EW or 4U flight number, regardless of the operating airline. For our partner airlines' flights, which do not have an EW or 4U flight number, the conditions of the respective airline apply. These can be viewed on the airlines' own websites. These partner airlines currently include Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Condor, United Airlines, Air Canada and All Nippon Airways.

If you are unable to pack your baggage in a compact container, it must be checked in as oversize baggage. As long as such baggage does not exceed a weight of 23 kg it can be treated as normal baggage, and therefore only the standard surcharge will be applied. You may take a maximum of 5 items of baggage weighing no more than 32 kg per person.

If your oversize baggage exceeds a weight of 23 kg, a charge will be applied.

Please note that special conditions apply for sports equipment, wheelchairs and pushchairs.

Note:

If your booking has an etix® ticket number or if you have booked a Eurowings flight with one of our partner airlines or in a travel agency, please contact the relevant airline or your travel agency for more information as baggage requirements may vary.
All regulations apply to Eurowings flights with an EW flight number, regardless of the operating airline. For our partner airlines' flights, which do not have an EW flight number, the conditions of the respective airline apply. These can be viewed on the airlines' own websites. These partner airlines currently include
Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Condor, United Airlines, Air Canada and All Nippon Airways.

Yes, musical instruments can be dropped off as checked baggage provided they are packaged in a hard case.  For the reservation, please select “Other sports equipment” on the services page during the booking.

If you are carrying your musical instruments in a soft case, they must be carried as hand baggage in the cabin and must not exceed 55 x 40 x 23 cm in size.

Musical Instruments on an Extra Seat

Larger musical instruments (such as guitars) may only be transported in the cabin if they are in a soft case on an extra seat.

Please consider the following size limitations:

• Maximum weight of 75 kg.

• 155 x 42 x 15 cm, if the instrument is stored on the cabin floor in front of the extra seat.

• 110 x 42 x 50 cm, if the instrument is stored on the seat.

Exceptions:

Double basses must be transported in a hard case and checked in as baggage. They may not be carried in the cabin due to their size.

Costs:

There will be a surcharge for carrying musical instruments in the hold. Our table of charges tells you how much the surcharge will be.

Please note that we do not accept unaccompanied baggage.

Note:

Eurowings accepts no liability for musical instruments carried in the cabin.
All regulations apply to Eurowings flights with an EW flight number, regardless of the operating airline. For our partner airlines' flights, which do not have anEW flight number, the conditions of the respective airline apply. These can be viewed on the airlines' own websites. These partner airlines currently include Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Condor, United Airlines, Air Canada and All Nippon Airways.