How do I calculate the price of fragile items when I fly with me?

There is no special channel for fragile things, as long as it is consigned, it is all in the cargo lane, and the staff will generally recommend that you carry it into the cabin, but if the size exceeds the standard, they will still charge.

No compensation will be paid for the damage to fragile items checked by the aircraft.

No money! However, you will be asked to sign a "Disclaimer of Liability", and in the event of damage, the exemption will not be compensated.

What you can't carry on an airplane:

1. Deterrent equipment.

Firearms, military or police equipment and controlled knives.

As we all know, these things cannot be checked in or carried, but will only be confiscated.

2. Flammable and explosive materials.

Lighters, firecrackers, fireworks, alcohol and other flammable and explosive items.

Obviously, it can neither be carried nor checked in.

3. Other prohibited items stipulated by the state.

In addition to the above-mentioned items, prohibited and restricted items and dangerous goods stipulated by the state and airlines cannot be carried or checked in baggage.

4. Tea and drinks.

Tea and drinks are not allowed on board the plane and go through the security check.

The cup must be poured out of its entirety. Of course, a small amount of alcohol cannot be carried on the plane, so it can only be checked in.

5. Fruit knife.

Generally, fruit knives with a blade of no more than 6 cm can only be checked in baggage and cannot be carried on board.

6. Mobile phone battery.

Mobile phone batteries can only be carried on the phone and cannot be checked in baggage.

7. Cosmetics.

Cosmetics with a capacity of more than 100ml must be placed in checked baggage.

You don't need to pay for fragile items by plane.

Because air transportation is different from land and sea transportation, it has different requirements for the consignment of goods due to its particularity. Some valuable and small items, urgent items, or particularly precious fragile items or irreplaceable items are also not recommended to be checked in.

In fact, when the checked baggage is not discussed, the luggage without wheels is more likely to be damaged than the luggage with wheels, if it is the luggage with wheels, the porter can push the luggage, if there are no wheels, then it can only be thrown, which also increases the probability of damage to the things in the luggage.

Try to choose those with a hard texture for the suitcase, and then try to fill the box as much as possible, and don't leave too much empty space inside the box, which is easy to be squeezed by other luggage, resulting in the breakage of the contents inside.

The third is to ensure the weight of luggage, according to the Civil Aviation Administration, an average of 300 suitcases, there is a wheel or handle damage, and the damaged luggage is generally more than 40 pounds.

The aircraft will inevitably encounter turbulence during the flight, so the packaging of fragile goods before consignment must not be sloppy, and the shock absorption protection must be done, otherwise once it is damaged, the loss will be great.

When checking in their luggage at the airport, many passengers will ask the staff to affix a red fragile tag, and the staff will ask the passenger to sign the back of the baggage tag.

However, few people noticed that the note they signed was actually a waiver agreement, and the fine rules clearly stated that the airline would not compensate if the item was damaged during the consignment process.

According to industry insiders, the exemption of fragile goods is a general provision in the international aviation industry, and all airlines in China are currently operating in this way.

Fragile items cannot be checked in.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has the following regulations on checked baggage:

1. In order to ensure the safety of checked luggage, the suitcase needs to be locked, and the carton and woven bag need to be packed. Please do not include flammable and explosive items such as cash, jewelry, valuables**, valuables and lithium batteries in your checked baggage.

2. It is recommended to attach or paste a personal name tag on the outside of the checked luggage, so that it is easy to find when there is a problem with the transportation of luggage.

3. Valuables, digital electronic products, fragile and perishable items, etc., shall not be checked as checked baggage or sandwiched into baggage.

Fragile items cannot be checked in.

Baggage is divided into checked baggage, self-care baggage and carry-on items. Prohibited items, restricted items, dangerous goods, and other items with peculiar smell or easy to deface the aircraft stipulated by the state cannot be checked in as baggage or included in baggage. The airline may refuse to accept the baggage or terminate the carriage at any time if it discovers that the baggage contains any item which is not permitted to be carried as or enclosed in the baggage before or during the carriage.

For the sake of transportation safety, the airline may inspect the baggage of the passenger in conjunction with the passenger; When necessary, inspections may be carried out in conjunction with relevant departments. If the passenger refuses to be inspected, the airline has the right to refuse carriage of the baggage. The items that cannot be checked in baggage mainly include:

Small but valuable items: cash,**, money orders, credit cards, jewelry, cameras. Urgent items:

Medicine, keys, passports, traveler's checks, business documents. Non-replaceable items: manuscripts, heirlooms.

Fragile items: glasses, glass containers, liquids. These items should be carried on your person or in your carry-on baggage that can fit under your seat.

The airline shall be liable for compensation for the loss or damage of the above-mentioned items included in the checked baggage as ordinary checked baggage. Passengers are not allowed to carry controlled knives on board. Sharp or blunt objects other than controlled knives should be checked in checked baggage and cannot be carried on board.

Not required unless you are asking for value preservation.

But remember that when you change your boarding pass, you have the ground staff label your items with fragile labels.

If you have to transport it by plane, you can also put more cotton in it, and don't put those ** together, which is easy to break.

Yes, but you need to do a good job of packaging If you need to do a good job of packaging, it depends on the packaging requirements of the freight forwarder you are looking for.

Pallet can be supported. And things that are too large must also be checked in. However, it's the kind that is tossed around from a great distance, so....I believe you already know how to pack it.

Wedding dress** should be ok.

Didn't you say come back and take it again?

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