May I take a parcel as my "personal item"?
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Due to the baggage restrictions by Allegiant Air, I am pretty sure I can't declare my 30L backpack as the "free personal item" (16"x15"x7"). Nonetheless, I may be able to compress the backpack along with some clothes into an appropriately sized parcel. I have actually never seen someone doing this, therefore I am asking if this may lead to check-in difficulties.
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How can I mail my own package?
For how to send a letter or postcard, see Sending Mail....How to Ship a PackageCan I collect parcel from Post Office on behalf of someone else?
Just bring some proof of identity for the person it's addressed to (there's a list of what we accept below), and a copy of the tracking ID.Can you put parcels in a red post box?
The postal service has launched the first ever parcel postboxes, allowing us to send pre-paid packages in the same way we currently post letters. This is the first potential change for the iconic red postboxes since its creation 160 years ago.How do you secure a parcel?
Material such as bubble wrap, polystyrene chips, polyethylene foam or even shredded paper will cushion your items. This will prevent them from moving around and protect them from damage. TIP: Put fragile goods in the centre of a package; ensuring they don't touch the sides.Prohibited Items In-Flight Baggage ! Mamta Sachdeva
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