Stick Club

[Wenlock]

So, you packed light for flying carry on only and walked your Camino. You bought a piece of wood for a couple of Euro that you thought you would ditch at the end.... But now you are strangely attached to it.
It won't go in the cabin so you have to check it. But you could check in 5 or 10 for the same price if you taped them together.
Does anyone club together for checking ? ** Stick Club**!
I am thinking specifically Santiago Stanstead, but any thoughts welcome.

 

[SYates]

Welcome to the forum @Wenlock Certainly a great idea, but getting pilgrims that don't know each other beforehand to do something together is often like - herding feral cats ;-)
Depending where you live - just using postal service to send your stick home (alone ;-( might be also an option ...

Buen Camino, SY

 

[Kathar1na]

It won't go in the cabin so you have to check it. But you could check in 5 or 10 for the same price if you taped them together.

At Santiago, pilgrims can check in walking sticks for free. All airlines serving Santiago airport participate. This includes low-cost tickets (for ex. tickets allowing only hand luggage). See https://okdiario.com/economia/2016/...tan-cubrir-todas-necesidades-pasajeros-561563

 

[t2andreo]

That is great information! Thank you for contributing it.

 

[Cathy Mahoney]

At Santiago, pilgrims can check in walking sticks for free. All airlines serving Santiago airport participate. This includes low-cost tickets (for ex. tickets allowing only hand luggage). See https://okdiario.com/economia/2016/...tan-cubrir-todas-necesidades-pasajeros-561563

That is great information I have carry on Iberia Express to Madrid so will check my poles in Thank you