You deserve to shred on your own gear no matter where your winter travels take you. But flying with ski baggage on Cathay Pacific can be expensive and time-consuming. Luckily, there’s a better way.
Flying with skis and snowboards on Cathay Pacific is a thing of the past. Now, you can ship your skis, snowboard, and luggage directly to the slopes. With an on-time delivery guarantee and complimentary insurance, shipping your winter gear ahead is the best alternative to flying with skis and snowboards on Cathay Pacific.
Ski & Snowboard Shipping Reviews
We’re Better than Other Shipping Companies
| Ship Skis | Everyone Else | |
|---|---|---|
| White-Glove Customer Service |  Exceptional customer service 7 days a week. |
 Deal with long hold times and lengthy calls. |
| Peace of Mind | Complimentary insurance on every shipment. |
Pay additional fees for coverage. |
| On-Time Guarantee | Guaranteed on-time delivery. |
Pay additional fees for upgrades. |
| Convenience | Door-to-door delivery. Travel light and avoid lines. |
Waste time at baggage claim. |
| Safer to Use | No-contact pickups and deliveries. |
Wait in long lines and crowds at the airport. |
The Best Way to Ship Your Skis & Snowboard
At Ship Skis, we make getting your skis and winter gear to and from your destination easier than it’s ever been.
Enjoy a hassle-free travel experience to anywhere in the world.
1. Book
It’s easy to ship your skis & snowboards with Ship Skis. Just pick your ski dates and schedule your shipment.
2. Print & Attach Label
The shipping label will be emailed to you. Just print and securely attach it to your skis & snowboards.
3. Travel Hassle-Free
We’ll pick up your skis & snowboards or you can drop them off. Travel with ease and avoid baggage claim.
4. Enjoy
Your skis & snowboards are shipped to the resort or lodge ahead of your arrival. Time to shread snow!
Most Popular Ski Resorts Cathay Pacific Flies To
Whistler Blackcomb
Whistler Blackcomb is not only the largest ski resort in Canada but also the biggest on the continent of North America. A state-of-the-art gondola connects the resort’s two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, making for easy access to the area’s 200 runs over some 8,000 acres. The resort also boasts an extended season from November to May in which the area averages almost 40 feet of snow.
Cortina d'Ampezzo
The rugged peaks of the Dolomites produce an undeniable beauty in Cortina d'Ampezzo, known as the “Pearl of the Dolomites.” Nestled in northern Italy, Cortina d'Ampezzo hosted the Winter Olympics in 1956 and a pair of Alpine Ski World Championships in 1932 and 1941. The resort still boasts Olympic-level trails along with beginner slopes, too.
Blue Mountain Resort
Located near Toronto, Canada, Blue Mountain Resort is Ontario’s largest ski resort. While the resort is a stunning destination throughout all seasons, the village turns into a winter wonderland once the snow begins to fall. Blue Mountain offers 364 acres of skiable terrain and 42 trails. 30 trails remain lit after sundown for exceptional night skiing.
Whiteface Mountain
Located outside of Lake Placid, New York, Whiteface Mountain is significantly smaller than some of the larger resorts out west. But what Whiteface lacks in size is quickly made up for in quality. Various terrain and diverse runs are just a few reasons Whiteface is one of the best ski vacation destinations in the nation. The area also hosted the 1980 Winter Olympics.
Flumserberg
Aside from the powder and varied terrain, many skiers and snowboarders flock to Flumserberg due to its close proximity to Zurich. Whether you’re looking for a quick trip or a week-long adventure, Flumserberg is both easily accessible and a top ski spot. The ski area also offers night skiing, cross country skiing, and more.
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