Plan for instruments from the start
Prepare the instrument type, case dimensions and total weight. Do not assume a standard suitcase allowance will cover every instrument case.

A concert, festival or tour with several stops? Start with a flight plan for the performers and safe transport for their instruments.
Tell us about your group. We will explore your flight options.
Choose which details to keep. We will not overwrite anything without your decision.
We save your draft on this device and in our database for 7 days so you can return to the form. It is passed to our team only when you click “Send enquiry”.
Flying with a band involves more than finding enough seats. An instrument may travel in the cabin, on an extra seat or in the hold, depending on its size and the airline’s approval. For a concert tour, it is also important to coordinate every flight and check whether baggage rules are the same with each airline.
Prepare the instrument type, case dimensions and total weight. Do not assume a standard suitcase allowance will cover every instrument case.
Describe the route flight by flight, including dates and rehearsal or concert times. Returning from a different city requires a separate check.
A larger instrument in the cabin may require you to purchase an additional seat. The airline’s conditions and confirmation are always required.

Example enquiry: 30 musicians and 3 crew members, Warsaw–Vienna–Warsaw. Violins in the cabin and two larger instruments requiring individual arrangements. Rehearsal on the day after arrival.
Go to the enquiry formThis may require an extra seat and compliance with the airline’s restrictions. Provide the exact case dimensions and weight so we can check the specific flight.
Yes, you can request a quote for this itinerary. Select “Multi-city” in the form and describe each flight.
Photographs are illustrative. Instrument transport and any additional seat require separate approval — submitting an enquiry does not reserve them.
All questions about group flightsAn enquiry starts the conversation.
You decide once you have seen the offer.
Enter the route, approximate dates and number of people. Add anything important for your group.
Review the proposed flights, baggage, price, payment terms and change conditions.
Once you accept the offer, we will agree the formalities, payment deadlines and when passenger details are needed.
Tell us the route, dates and number of people. We will start there.