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General Packaging Requirements. In preparing your shipment, make sure it is able to: Withstand 8 to 12 physical handlings. Withstand pressure of up to 60 lbs/27 kgs per square foot. Slide on any surface. Withstand a 12-inch drop to any surface. Tolerate 30 seconds in the rain.
Air cargo containers, which are also called Unit Load Devices, air containers, airplane cargo containers or ULDs, come in two main forms: rigid, enclosed containers and pallet/net combinations. What are the dimensions of a standard air container?
Air cargo container sizes AMF Aircraft Type : B777-200 / 300ER, B787 Front Door Opening: 292.8 x 147.6 cm / 115.3 x 58 inch Internal Volume: 314.3 m (505 ft3) Length: 406 cm / 159.9 inch (longer) 317.5 cm / 125 inch (shorter) Width: 238.8 cm / 94 inch Height: 161.2 cm / 63.5 inch ALF Aircraft Type : B777-200 / 300ER, B787
Air containers are specially designed cargo pallets, and containers that are used to load freight, luggage and mail onto aircraft.
Your personal item like a purse or small handbag must fit under the seat in front of you. Dimensions should not exceed 18 x 14 x 8 inches (45 x 35 x 20 cm). These don’t count as your personal item or carry-on: Diaper bags (1 per child) Breast pump. Small, soft-sided cooler of breast milk.
