Astonishingly, you could take that chair as hold baggage on easyJet (the first airline I tried). Hold baggage allowance is two bags weighing a total of 20kg and each with total dimensions under 275cm. Apparently, one of those chairs is 59×74×38cm, so 171cm total dimensions. Googling elsewhere suggests the boxed weight is 5kg, which leaves at least 15kg for your other bag.
On trains, the limit seems to be three items, each no more than a metre in any dimension, which is also OK.
I wonder what happens if you stick one of those seats in a suck-all-the-air-out-of-your-clothes-for-more-compact-storage bags? Do you end up with a tiny dense lump of chair?
In any case, I assume you need to get the Mondeo to Inverness sooner or later…
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Date: 2012-06-11 11:21 pm (UTC)On trains, the limit seems to be three items, each no more than a metre in any dimension, which is also OK.
I wonder what happens if you stick one of those seats in a suck-all-the-air-out-of-your-clothes-for-more-compact-storage bags? Do you end up with a tiny dense lump of chair?
In any case, I assume you need to get the Mondeo to Inverness sooner or later…