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The Peugeot 807 is a large 7 seater car which allows for great access thanks to its sliding doors and is well known for its spacious interior. There is no one can answer how many suitcases a Peugeot 807 can hols because it depends on how large the suitcases are. However, this vehicle produces a very respectable 3,000 liters of boot space behind the front row of seats.
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Is hold luggage the same as checked luggage?
Yes, hold luggage and checked luggage are the same thing. They refer to bags or suitcases that are checked in at the airport and stored in the cargo hold of the airplane during a flight.
What is the name of the place where cargo is stored on a ship?
sleep
How do you spell hold?
That is the correct spelling of "hold" (to grasp, a controlling influence, or the cargo area of a ship).
Where is a ship's cargo kept in?
a cargo hold
What are the dimensions for the cargo hold area underneath a charter bus?
I have no idea what so ever
What is a space for cargo called on a ship?
Hold - as in a cargo hold.
What is the part of an airplane called where the cargo is held?
The part of an airplane where cargo is held is called the cargo hold or cargo compartment. This area is typically located in the lower fuselage of the aircraft and is designed to accommodate various types of cargo, including luggage, freight, and mail. Access to the cargo hold is usually provided through a cargo door, which allows for the loading and unloading of goods.
What weight does the average suitcase support?
Most suitcases support fifty pounds, although some shell suitcases can hold 150 lbs.
What was the name given to the cargo area reserved for slaves and where on the ship was it located?
The name given to the cargo area that was reserved for slaves was called the Tween Decks, and it was located between the deck and the hold of the Slaver
Were does the cargo go in a ship?
the cargo hold
Where is a ship's cargo kept?
a cargo hold
What name is given to the spaces below on board ship where the cago is stowed?
The name for the area where cargo is stowed on board a ship is the hold. This is presumably because it acted as a holding area while the cargo was sold.
