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Since many new desktops are shipped every by commercial airlines all over the USA (UAL delivered my first IBM PC in 1982, a few years ago, AA flew my more recent IBM desktop), it should be ok as long as it is packaged like it was when new. UPS and FedEx fly many desktops without incident as well.
Computers and their components comprise some of that "hard to find" air cargo on commercial airliners. ;) |
Originally Posted by TSAMGR
You may not want to tape and tie the ropes too tight. There is a very good chance the box will be opened to be examined. The air carrier will probably also want to see what you have inside to make sure you are not checking in any hazardous materials.
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Originally Posted by Rssrsvp
I always keep my original packaging for my desktops just in case I have to return them for service. If you still have yours, why not ship it with a third party such as FedEx, UPS, etc.?
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Originally Posted by alexus9
In that case do I need to bring packing tape and rope with me to the airport?
We'll seal it back up for you. |
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