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What is the best way to transport mangoes? How much can you carry? What is the best way to carry it - in hand luggage or in checked baggage?
What is the best way to transport mangoes? How much can you carry? What is the best way to carry it - in hand luggage or in checked baggage?
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Fruits are always carried in hand luggage, there are such plastic baskets. You can carry as much as your tariff allows, or you will pay extra for overload.
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answered 7 years ago
there are no restrictions. where it is convenient there and transport. wrap each with toilet paper so they don't get tangled.
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answered 7 years ago
He brought 15 kg of mangoes and 10 kg of pomegranates. For fidelity, I took greener fruits, wrapped them in toilet paper, secured them with adhesive tape on top.
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answered 7 years ago
Exclusively in hand luggage. Previously, they were carried in luggage, but it is more convenient to carry it by hand. When buying, tell the seller that the plane. He will choose the unripe. The seller packed us in a cardboard flat box. 11 pieces (7.5 kg) included. Didn't pay for any shipping. Neighbors carried only 15 kg of mangoes in hand luggage. And they didn't pay either. At home they put the mango in a dark warm place (cupboard) for 10 days. Perfectly ripe.
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answered 7 years ago
tell me, what is the price of mangoes and pomegranates now?
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answered 7 years ago
They carried 4 mangoes in their luggage. no one checks, and 5 bottles of alcohol.
Mango 1.5 bucks per kilo.
Mango 1.5 bucks per kilo.
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answered 7 years ago
It all depends on the airline, with me (though not in Egypt) for an overload due to cheap alcohol, the couple had to pay 2 times more expensive than this very alcohol.
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answered 7 years ago
At the market, the seller packed the mango in a cardboard box, wrapped it with tape and made carrying handles. So they took it in hand luggage. Nobody weighed. Can crack in luggage...
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answered 7 years ago
mango in charm from 1 dollar to 3 dollars. Depending on the variety and impudence of the seller
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answered 7 years ago
On Sunday in kurfur, (a supermarket in the center of Naama Bay, Sharm) mangoes were sold at 20 pounds and pomegranates at a promotion of 3! pounds）
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answered 7 years ago
roman.romaniv211075, and how did you invest in the allowable 20 kilograms, transporting 25 kilograms of fruit only?
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answered 7 years ago
Interestingly, can fruits be transported in a "kravchuchka"? Go only in striped shopping bags? So I imagine a "fruity" plane that lands somewhere in Boryspil or Domodedovo (purely like a diesel engine from Novograd-Volynsky to Zhytomyr - grandmothers, grandfathers, cops, outbidding - hubbub noise - well, in Zhytomyr after the arrival of a diesel engine, there is always such a bedlam on the forecourt is going on) And in Egypt, potatoes and tsibula are cheap, you also need to take up the supply.
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answered 7 years ago
Large mango for $1, small red (it's a little sweeter) $2, but they sell for $1.5. They were carried in hand luggage in a paper box in which the seller packed, take a large bag to put the boxes, it's more convenient. Weight was 11 kg, 12 pcs. They didn't say anything. There are 8 grenades in a suitcase, and 8 more in a backpack. The price of grenades is also $ 1. Enough for everyone!)))
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answered 7 years ago
You can carry it where it is convenient for you! Just choose fruits that are firmer and you will take everything without any problems!
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answered 7 years ago
Yes, no, of course, it’s inconvenient in a “cart”, but you can still put it in your jacket pockets - well, you like one at a time (another additional weight gain)
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answered 7 years ago
For reference - fruits have seasonality, the price depends on this, it’s cheaper in the season, vice versa in the off-season. We always take fruits back with us, ask them to be firmer and not ripe, wrap things in a suitcase and everything arrives normally. The only thing they said correctly is that the main thing is not to overdo it with weight, otherwise the last time they flew and the overload was 3 kilos, I had to pay 15 bucks, although they screwed up, as an option it was possible to gut the suitcase and take the excess with me by hand, but the flight was early and we crawled like sleepy flies.
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answered 7 years ago
