How to transport tanks in plane

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The second sentence is trickier to interpret. Does it mean "An empty dive tank is allowed [in your checked baggage] with a USD150 USD200 fee each way"?Or does it mean "An empty dive tank is allowed [when checked as a separate item] with a USD150 USD200 fee each way"? Or does it not matter? I don't think it matters which way it's interpreted if the first sentence is interpreted as I did. If the first sentence is interpreted as prohibiting dive tanks in checked bags, then that means Delta wants to charge you a fee for empty tanks regardless of what bag the tank may or may not be packed in.

also, what is the charge...is it USD150 each way or USD200 each way?
 
also, what is the charge...is it USD150 each way or USD200 each way?

I searched high and low for some footnote or something that would explain this on Delta's web page. I have no idea what they mean by "USD150 USD200." My best guess is it's a typo, where perhaps they tried to update the amount to reflect a change in pricing.
 

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