bikeonplane.com is ready for takeoff

Finally - there is a website dealing with one important topic: the bicycle aboard an aircraft.
Here you can find information about packing the bike, taking it on board, and getting to your destination in a stress-free way. In addition to useful instructions and suggestions there is a summary of transportation requirements of the most important airlines accompanied by an introduction to different types of airplanes and the capacities of their cargo areas. Enjoy your flight!

World's first bicycle on plane search engine is online now!

Touch-and-go for www.bikeonplane.com today! Find only flights with bike transport from now! No more surprise during the booking process. On bikeonplane.com you can search over 633 airports, 191 airlines and more than 16'000 monthly direct connections all around Europe. There are three categories about bike in a plane: safe, stand-by and good luck. „safe“ means you can be sure that your bike will be with you on your selected flight. „stand-by“ is how a airline calls luggage, that will be confirmed later after booking. In the worst case at the airport on your departure day. „good luck“ - yeah, that really means good luck. Because of small aeroplanes or airline rules - nobody knows. You have to talk to the airline and the loading crew at the airport about it. However, the flight search shows you a bike traffic light about it. Red-orange-green. Very simple, you can catch it with one view.

But not only the bike plane search is an innovation. For geographic thinking people bikeonplane.com offers you a search by map. Just click an airport to get all the connections from there. Dotted lines will show the routes to all destinations where you can go. That makes flight search much easier than just a text based search.

With bikeonplane.com you book your flight directly at the airline. So you can be sure that you will pay the lowest fee for your flight. Other flight engines will charge you up to 15€ each flight – bikeonplane.com nothing. A good flight starts with its search already.

Try it now! http://www.bikeonplane.com/en/flightsearch.html