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How does airmail work?
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Airmail are usually sent in small packets depending on the size of the item. Once the item is unloaded from the aircraft it is in the hands of the US Postal Service. It is then treated in the same manner as any other priority mail in the US. If you don't usually collect mail from the post office, and it is delivered to your house, this item will be also.
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An airmail stamp will cost you 98 cents. It is enough to mail a one ounce, regular size envelope internationally. If your envelope is an odd size or padded, it is going to cost more
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1. Contact the shipper to determine the location the item was mailed from. If available, the shipper will also be able to provide a tracking number you can use to locate your shipment
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1. Go to the "USPS Track and Confirm" website (link provided in the resources). This web page allows users to track, trace and confirm the delivery of International mail
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1. Locate the tracking number for your shipment. Many companies will send an email to customers with this number or make the tracking number available on their websites. If you do
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