Munsterlander
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Wasn't sure where to ask this...
I've got a couple of orders I need to ship overseas (consequence of working in London for almost 3 months this past fall). I'm kinda nervous about this because I've always hand-delivered pens before and therefore know what condition they're in.
In particular I'm wondering if something that goes in a plane could get exposed to extreme temperature changes that could result in a crack. Don't honestly know if everything in a cargo hold on a plane is pressurized and temperature controlled or not, but I do know when I'm flying to the UK it's usually about 80 degrees below zero celcius at 39000 feet.
Am I worried about nothing?
Thanks.
I've got a couple of orders I need to ship overseas (consequence of working in London for almost 3 months this past fall). I'm kinda nervous about this because I've always hand-delivered pens before and therefore know what condition they're in.
In particular I'm wondering if something that goes in a plane could get exposed to extreme temperature changes that could result in a crack. Don't honestly know if everything in a cargo hold on a plane is pressurized and temperature controlled or not, but I do know when I'm flying to the UK it's usually about 80 degrees below zero celcius at 39000 feet.
Am I worried about nothing?
Thanks.