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Labuan Bajo Airport
Komodo dragon on a trek in Komodo National Park

DIVING EQUIPMENT

Flying In With Your Own Dive Gear

Komodo's dive sites are worth bringing your own kit for — a little baggage planning avoids surprises at check-in.

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In short

Most airlines treat dive gear as regular checked baggage, subject to their normal weight limits — check your specific allowance before flying.

  • Regulators, BCDs, wetsuits and masks are normally fine as checked luggage
  • Dive computers and torches with lithium batteries usually must go in carry-on
  • Tanks are supplied locally by dive operators — you won't need to fly with your own
  • Ask your airline about excess baggage rates in advance if your kit is heavy

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Landing With Dive Gear?

Let us know when you book your transfer — we'll make sure there's room for your bags.