Yes - most major Airline carriers will take bikes (in a box/bag) as 1 piece of your luggage hold allowance. Not only this, but there is a popular mis-conception that you will get charged for the privelage..WRONG. Indeed, some smaller operators may slap on an excess baggage charge but the major operators such as Canada Air do NOT. We'll pick both you & your bike up from Vancouver - then if you really want to go home after the best holiday of your life we can be persuaded to take you both back! See similar questions...

Many airlines have special regulations for oversized luggage like bikes, golf kits, surf boards etc. Ask before booking. Sometimes it's free to take a bike, sometimes you may have to pay a fixed amount. e.g. we just returned from a trip to Kenya where we had to pay euro 80 one way for a bike. Never agree on paying per kg overweight. We never had to do this. So check in advance and most important tell the airline that you will be taking a bike!!! If any problems, just try another airline.. See similar questions...

Yes. Major airline carriers consider your bike as one of two pieces of checked on luggage. In other words, bringing your bike is free. When flying domestically you might be charged. We will send you detailed information on packing you bike in our "Before You Go" travel planner upon booking your trip. See similar questions...

Depending on the class, airline and destination your flying 20 to 30 kgs is the limit. First of all most airlines do not weigh your bike at check-in. Secondly all airlines have inofficial weightlimits that are higher than the official ones. To prevent to much overweight carry as much as you can in your handluggage. ( Keyword : transport ) Mostly you will have to buy bikeboxes. Either from the airlines at the airport or from a bikeshop. See similar questions...

We own and operate a Cessna 206 which is based at our lodge. This aircraft allows us to greet our outpost guests, provide midweek camp checks, properly maintain our facilities and allows us to give your group the best and safest fly-in trip possible. See similar questions...

You may take a small bag with you that will fit under your seat and is less than 5Kgs. Any baggage heavier than this or that will not fit under your seat will be required to travel with your checked-in baggage. See similar questions...

Yes. Most of the Arboretum paths are ideal for bikers of all ages and connect to Tuckahoe State Park's trail system. See similar questions...

No. Wilderness regulations forbid any wheeled or motorized vehicles from entering the Wilderness Area. See similar questions...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued a list of items banned from all carry-on bags. The following items will not be allowed through the security checkpoint. Please note that this list is not all-inclusive. In addition to items specifically listed here, other items that may be deemed to present a potential threat may also be prohibited. The meaning of “right” in this sentence is intended to be ambiguous, a play upon words. See similar questions...

If you require a wheelchair, please contact your airline in advance and they should be able to provide a wheelchair for your use within the airport. If you require one for the duration of her stay, please email the Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau or visit their web site. They should be able to provide you with a list of companies offering such a service. See similar questions...

You just go into the door on one of the sides on the plane. You will highlight it by clicking on F5 (see manual for details). Rotate the screen and you will see the door. He should come out of the building with the 6 gestapo soldiers standing in front of it. Wait until the traitor ENTERS the car. Do not kill the gestapo guards. It seems that as long as they are alive the car will stop and pick up the traitor and then proceed to the meeting place. a. See similar questions...

A32. Cruise ships do not spend enough time in port to get a deep experience. We want to meet locals and really see life in each place. Traveling by plane and train means hauling bags around everywhere. What you can have with you is limited to what you can carry. We want to be challenged, grow as people, and experience the world. See similar questions...

We do not stipulate any brand of bike, and indeed many types of bikes have been used to do this journey, including Harleys, scooters, small enduro bikes etc. However, the bike you use determines the pace of travel and how comfortable you will be. In order to get the most from the expedition, we advise you to use a capable "dual-purpose"-type motorcycle, with sturdy, lockable panniers. See similar questions...