Air Canada Fishing Rod Fees

Air Canada Fishing Equipment Policy 2023
Airline Name Air Canada
Sport Fishing Equipment
Accepts Fishing Equipment? Yes
Counts Toward Baggage Allowance? Yes
Cost Standard Baggage Fees
View Regular Air Canada Baggage Policies 2023
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When packed separately, each of the following counts as one piece of baggage towards the maximum number of checked bags allowed by your fare type:

Fishing rod in rod case + tackle box
Tackle bag + reels
Landing net
Boots
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One self-inflating life jacket per person is accepted in both carry-on and checked baggage provided:

It is fitted with a maximum of two small cylinders of carbon dioxide or another suitable gas in Division 2.2, and it is accompanied by no more than two spare cylinders.

Air Canada Fishing Rod Fee 2023
Standard Checked Baggage Fees Apply for Fishing Equipment.
The Fishing Equipment (Rod Case + Tackle Box) will count as ONE piece of regular checked baggage, even if packed separately.
The Oversize Baggage Fee will be waived for the Fishing Rod Case.
Overweight Fees may still apply if exceeding 23kg / 50 lbs.

All other additional checked baggage rules apply.

Packing instructions
The fishing rod(s) must be packaged in a rigid and/or hard shell container specifically designed for shipping.

If otherwise packaged, items may be refused for carriage. Air Canada is not liable if and to the extent that any damage results from the inherent defect, quality or vice of the baggage.

We recommend packing your fishing rods into a hard shell / rigid case such as the Plano Airliner Telescoping Rod Case for maximum protection.
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