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Bicyle on the plane

Post by ozchick » Sun, 23 Sep 2007 5:52 pm

My mum is bringing my bicyle over from Oz in a few weeks. She's concerned that she'll have difficulty at arrivals with her suitcase and my bike. Will the airport trolley cater for these things ? What are her options I'v not done this before. I'll get the local bike-shop in Oz to pack bike for travel - that's not the problem but has anyone done this before- What assistance if any is available at the carousel area for my mum since I won't be able to access that area at Changi airport to assist her.
Thanks for any advice.
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Post by Arizona » Mon, 24 Sep 2007 1:16 am

I brought along my bikes ( 2 ) with me but I had 'em bodybags.

I wouldn't worry too much, tell your mom to ask one of them folks in uniforms standing around, to give her a hand.

That's about the most productive thing they can do aside from trying to stand around acting Miami Vice like or

S.W.A.T. even.

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Post by ozchick » Tue, 25 Sep 2007 8:59 pm

[quote="Arizona"]I brought along my bikes ( 2 ) with me but I had 'em bodybags.

I wouldn't worry too much, tell your mom to ask one of them folks in uniforms standing around, to give her a hand.

That's about the most productive thing they can do aside from trying to stand around acting Miami Vice like or

S.W.A.T. even.[/quote
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Yeah - that should do the trick - or she could jsut start screaming for help if she gets ignored too much. Don't reckon airport staff would want too much screaming going on. It's normally pretty tame in there.....
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Post by sillingw » Mon, 01 Oct 2007 3:43 pm

should not be a problem at all, just make sure the bike shop in Oz packs the bike for flying, the box is easy to handle and a luggage cart is always available - I have done this with a mountain bike before. also brough a large barbecue back from the US as check in baggage and found the staff very helpfull - that was 6 boxes and i couldn't even see over the top of the cart when i had loaded it all on.

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