Yes, you can take longboards on a plane, but it's important to check with your airline first to see if they have any specific regulations or restrictions. Most airlines will allow you to check in a surfboard as oversized baggage, but some may have restrictions on the size or weight of the board, or may require that it be packed in a specific type of bag or container. Additionally, some airlines may charge an additional fee for checking in a surfboard. It's always a good idea to contact your airline in advance to confirm their policies and to make any necessary arrangements for transporting your longboard.
When travelling with your longboard on a plane, it's essential to protect it properly to prevent damage during transit. Longboards can easily get scratched, dented, or broken while being loaded and unloaded from the plane or during transportation. By using an FCS longboard cover, you can add an extra layer of protection to your board, shielding it from scratches and other types of damage.