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Mail is routed to a distribution center by a truck. Then it is loaded onto a plane and flown to whatever area or country that it is going to.
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When was The Air Mail created?
The Air Mail was created on 1925-03-16.
How long does it take to Saudi Arabia by air from Manchester airport?
dude it depends on the kind of mail there is air mail there is regular mail and more kind of mail
How can you send a bird through the mail?
air mail
What does aeropostale mean in English?
Aeropostale means "Air mail". aero = air postal = mail
What is surface air mail SAL?
SAL mail is a cheap way to get mail to and from Japan. It cost less than usual air mail, but is usually faster than regular snail mail. SAL= Surface Air Lifted. Basicall, while on the ground the mail is transported like normal ground mail, but when going from one country to another, it is in the same class as air mail. At it's destination, the handling is back to regualr mail.
What are the disadvantages of air mail and surface mail?
it can be easily lost
Can you use old uncancelled air mail stamps on regular mail?
{| |- | Yes, you can, as long as the envelope is properly marked for air mail. Any number of stamps can be used to make up the rate. An air mail 'etiquette' the sticker that says Air Mail and Par Avion, is also required if Air Mail is not printed on the envelope. |}
How do you say air mail in Norwegian?
Luftpost, but our air mail stickers actually says "Par Avion" (French).
How do you send air mail in Pokemon Heartgold?
to send air mail(or any other type of mail in any game) you have to give the mail to a Pokemon and trade the Pokemon to somebody else so they get to read it.
How long does via air mail take to get from Australia to Florida?
How long does via air mail take to get from Australia to florida?
How long does it take for air mail from hong kong to long island by air mail?
1 to 14 days or more
What is Korean air mail?
It is mail that you send in airplanes. Usually used for long-distance mail delivery.
