We are moving in a few weeks from NV to WI. Flight is about 4 hours, plus 2 hours in the airport. I have A LOT of frozen milk (maybe 200 oz). My FIL is here right now and I was thinking of sending half with him, but I am not sure if they will let him fly with it without LO. I am also not sure if it will make the trip frozen. I also read about shipping it. Does anyone have experience with this? Any other ideas? I thought maybe if we check it when we fly it would stay frozen, but not sure if checking it is the best idea either...
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You can check dry ice. I would get a cooler with dry ice that fits in a large duffle bag and check it. Declare the dry ice; they will inspect it but not do anything else. We have transported ice cream across the country many times.
Yes, I saw that online. I am considering this, however, I am nervous about it getting lost. It is a direct flight, but we recently had our carseat lost on the same flight (it got to us eventually, but it took a few days).
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Re: Moving across country with frozen milk
Yes, I saw that online. I am considering this, however, I am nervous about it getting lost. It is a direct flight, but we recently had our carseat lost on the same flight (it got to us eventually, but it took a few days).
JHB 1/19/09
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