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Lyndon
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I just received this from Delta Airlines:
Delta accepts single seta non-motorized tour/racing bicycles. The handlebars must be fixed sideways,
with the pedals removed or in cardboard container. For international travel to Europe, a bike is not
included in the free baggage allowance. The charge to check the bike $90.00 each way.
That takes Delta off my list of airlines that I will fly. I am currently waiting on feedback from
American, KLM, USAir, Continental, United and Northwest. I have a bad feeling that Delta's "new
rules" may be adopted by more airlines. Lyndon
Delta accepts single seta non-motorized tour/racing bicycles. The handlebars must be fixed sideways,
with the pedals removed or in cardboard container. For international travel to Europe, a bike is not
included in the free baggage allowance. The charge to check the bike $90.00 each way.
That takes Delta off my list of airlines that I will fly. I am currently waiting on feedback from
American, KLM, USAir, Continental, United and Northwest. I have a bad feeling that Delta's "new
rules" may be adopted by more airlines. Lyndon