long wooden stick on planes

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SWi

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Jun 16, 2013

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Hello,

I was carrying my wooden stick (175 cm.) last year by bus, and want to take it with me again this year of course. Does anyone have experience with the European airlines about taking it along. It is to large for handluggage I suppose. Any problems? Do they charge you for it? Simon

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