Shipping luggage
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I have a house in Italy and have some vicarious experience through an American friend who routinely uses FedEx or UPS to ship her stuff ahead.
The main drawback is that, if these couriers are catastrophically crap in the UK, their Italian colleagues elevate that awfulness to an art form. Her stuff has been known to turn up weeks after she has returned to the US. That is, if the buggers find the destination address at all.
If you can do it at all, buy a business class ticket and pack everything you need into the two by 32kg bag allowance you’ll have.
The main drawback is that, if these couriers are catastrophically crap in the UK, their Italian colleagues elevate that awfulness to an art form. Her stuff has been known to turn up weeks after she has returned to the US. That is, if the buggers find the destination address at all.
If you can do it at all, buy a business class ticket and pack everything you need into the two by 32kg bag allowance you’ll have.
psi310398 said:
I have a house in Italy and have some vicarious experience through an American friend who routinely uses FedEx or UPS to ship her stuff ahead.
The main drawback is that, if these couriers are catastrophically crap in the UK, their Italian colleagues elevate that awfulness to an art form. Her stuff has been known to turn up weeks after she has returned to the US. That is, if the buggers find the destination address at all.
If you can do it at all, buy a business class ticket and pack everything you need into the two by 32kg bag allowance you ll have.
Flights booked and Ryanair doesn't have business class....The main drawback is that, if these couriers are catastrophically crap in the UK, their Italian colleagues elevate that awfulness to an art form. Her stuff has been known to turn up weeks after she has returned to the US. That is, if the buggers find the destination address at all.
If you can do it at all, buy a business class ticket and pack everything you need into the two by 32kg bag allowance you ll have.
psi310398 said:
The only other service I m aware of is the one offered by a non-exclusive BA partner called Airportr but I don t know what their coverage is, as I ve never used them.
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