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I've booked my golfclubs on a one-way before. Maybe it's because you didn't do it at original reservation time?
How about going handsfree at the airport. £7 each case. Then take your normal hand luggage onboard. Don't stand in the priority line and they probably won't notice you have another cabin bag.
This way 2 people can bring 4 bags for £14 total.
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I've done this before - golf clubs and additional bag one way - and although you have to ring and go through customer service, it's pretty easy and they have always been very helpful. Charge was an additional £25 as I recall?
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We've done "Hands free" before to bring over few bits that aren't allowed to be carried on board. It's cheaper and your bag is one of the first ones on the carousel. Never tried our luck sneaking a second bag in, though.
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You could have booked two one-way flights, one with a bag, one without.
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We would have if we had known they had changed their policy.
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For future, now that they don't charge booking fees you can book your return trip as separate flights and just put a case on the outbound flight.
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