What type of equipment does SPRT cater to?

The correct answer is that SPRT caters to sports equipment. SPRT, or Special Service Request for sports, allows passengers to transport various types of sporting gear that might not fall under standard luggage allowances. This can include items like bicycles, surfboards, golf clubs, and more, depending on the specified policies of the airline.

This service is particularly important for travelers who are participating in sports events or who are traveling for leisure activities that involve specialty gear. By defining SPRT as primarily for sports equipment, it ensures that athletes and enthusiasts can take the necessary items with them while traveling, making it easier to pursue their interests or participate in competitions.

In contrast, specialized professional equipment typically would not be catered to under the SPRT designation, as this may refer to gear used in specific job roles rather than personal recreational equipment. Standard luggage generally involves typical size and weight limitations that do not cover the unique requirements of transporting sports gear. Ski-related equipment, while it may sometimes be included under sports equipment, does not encompass the full range of what SPRT can cater to, which is much broader.