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Can fruit be carried in hand luggage when departing from Sri Lanka? It is clear that durian is not allowed, but what about the rest of the exotic delicacies?
Can fruit be carried in hand luggage when departing from Sri Lanka? It is clear that durian is not allowed, but what about the rest of the exotic delicacies?
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You can, but you won’t take a lot in hand luggage, load them into a suitcase, although I carried pineapples in hand luggage.
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answered 5 years ago
It is better to carry fruits in hand luggage, my suitcase arrived from Thailand a couple of days later and the fruits went bad.
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answered 5 years ago
They brought mangoes, pineapples, papaya, passion - norms, avocados were not delivered.
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answered 5 years ago
From the prohibitions, I know that many airlines are against "durian", and other fruits can be transported.
The only thing they said correctly was that you won’t take much in your hand luggage. But there is also a nuance in terms of fruit in your luggage, it’s one 4 hours to carry unripe mangoes from Yegi, it’s another thing to carry with Shri or Taya, and if not direct with a transfer, then the lottery will fly or not.
The only thing they said correctly was that you won’t take much in your hand luggage. But there is also a nuance in terms of fruit in your luggage, it’s one 4 hours to carry unripe mangoes from Yegi, it’s another thing to carry with Shri or Taya, and if not direct with a transfer, then the lottery will fly or not.
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answered 5 years ago
Author, carry in your hand luggage what you want from what is permitted, so long as there is no excess.
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answered 5 years ago
zolyshka111 well, first of all, in 2014 we didn’t even import such ones)) Ripe. big. just from the garden In Kyiv and now they sell green pineapples. which should lie and reach. if you think that these are pineapples, I don’t)
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answered 5 years ago
Yes, they brought a lot. And in luggage, and in hand luggage, the customs really do not understand why everyone is trying to put it in hand luggage, because it is more convenient to put it in a suitcase. I rewound it in paper (to remove excess moisture) and spread it among things. Came for a lot more.
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answered 5 years ago
It all depends on the rules of the airline company. Last year, we flew azur from Thailand (it's not Sri Lanka, but it's also not close to flying), and now everyone who was carrying fruit baskets forced these baskets to be checked in. I don’t know how anyone got there, because then we had a 12-hour quest “try to fly home”, and when landing, there simply wasn’t enough space to accommodate the existing hand luggage, in connection with which the people who spent 12 hours at the airport and aggressively the moody one swore, in some places the neighbor's things were thrown off the shelves ... we initially put what little we wanted to please the children in luggage and everything flew. But these were not perishable fruits. But the Russians (there was a landing nearby, and we watched it) all carried fruit baskets in their hands, check it out.
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answered 5 years ago
This is to say that if tourists had fruit baskets in addition to their hand luggage, then there would be no place at all to arrange all this goodness at all (some backpacks and bags of tourists were stacked on the floor, there was no place on the shelves for them Therefore, the air carrier immediately announced this moment, and our representative from TO also drew attention to this moment.
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answered 5 years ago
