I'm trying to figure out how to get two 27"x33" framed pictures (glass) safely from Detroit to Boston. In reading about Delta's policies on fragile luggage, I learned about their Christmas Tree policy. Who knew.
Christmas Trees
Do you want to bring some holiday cheer to your destination? You can indeed bring your Christmas tree with you. We will accept cut Christmas trees as limited-release baggage on all flights within the United States, including flights to/from Hawaii. However, all Christmas trees will be subject to baggage allowance and baggage size restrictions, as well as some other rules:
- Trees need to be adequately packaged with the root ball or cut base and all branches wrapped and secured using a burlap-type material.
- If you are traveling into Hawaii and checking a Christmas tree as baggage, you must include it on your declaration form and the tree must pass agricultural inspection.
One policy I'm glad I don't have to concern myself with this Christmas? The Cremated Remains policy. "TSA suggests the passenger purchase a temporary or permanent crematory container of lighter material such as wood or plastic which can easily be x-rayed." Is there a Ralph's around here?
I welcome suggestions for transporting/shipping these pictures.
December 27 2011, 17:48:15 UTC 1 month ago
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December 27 2011, 21:05:22 UTC 1 month ago
Anonymous
December 29 2011, 12:28:37 UTC 1 month ago
Then you can reuse your own frames for another picture. Or sell them via CL.
you suggest it will cost $198 via Fedex.
after wrapping them, you might be able to get the stored on the plane in the overhead bin or in a special closet near the flight attendant? But dont know the specifics. And bringing them and going through TSA will not be fun.