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malky800
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 Wed, Aug 08 2007, 1:51 pm
I'm moving to a new town, and I would like to bring food from New York with me in my suitcase.
If a freeze the food before and put it in the checked baggage, will the food stay cold on a short flight?
Is it true that the compartment for baggage under the plane is cold during flight becuase it's in high altitude?
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drumjj
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Wed, Aug 08 2007, 1:53 pm
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it might depends how long a short flight is and yes it is cold underneath the plane where they put the luggage but I would suggest putting it in freezer bags with ice blocks
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chanab
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Wed, Aug 08 2007, 8:03 pm
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It is fine. I have flown with frozen food on a ten hour flight and it arrives still frozen .
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jemappelle
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Mon, Aug 13 2007, 5:54 pm
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I have taken meat/chicken to europe like this: freeze the food, wrap in newspaper and in foil. cargo in the airplane is very cold. food remains frozen.
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