Airmail par avion full#

The per-piece price and per-pound price are shown in Exhibit 292.31 a and Exhibit 292.31 b.

Airmail par avion full#

Both options offer full service prices ( Exhibit 292.31 c) for mail deposited at offices other than the drop shipment offices listed in 292.532, and drop shipment prices ( Exhibit 292.31 d) for mail deposited at one of the drop shipment offices. IPA service has two price options: a presort price with 15 price groups ( Exhibit 292.31 a), and a worldwide nonpresort price ( Exhibit 292.31 b). 292.3 Prices and Postage Payment Methods 292.31 Prices 292.26 Extra ServicesД®xtra services are not available for items sent with IPA service. Priority Mail International items, either ordinary or insured, may not be mailed with IPA service. 292.24 Dutiable ItemsДutiable items may be sent in accordance with the applicable rules in this subchapter for each respective category of mail. All remaining mail must be prepared and paid at the worldwide nonpresort price. Only a direct country sack containing a minimum of 5 pounds or a mixed country sack containing a minimum of 5 pounds qualifies for the presort price. 292.233 Presort Eligibility - ISC Drop Shipment Only a direct country sack containing a minimum of 5 pounds qualifies for the presort price. 292.232 Presort Eligibility - Full Service To achieve the 50-pound minimum, mailings may include a combination of presort mail, worldwide nonpresort mail, or M-bags. 292.23 Minimum Quantity Requirements 292.231 Minimum QuantityДЄll mailings must meet a minimum weight quantity of 50 pounds. IPA service is available to all the foreign countries that are as listed in Exhibit 292.452, which shows the price group assigned to each country. Any item sent with IPA service must conform to the weight and size limits for First-Class Mail International postcards, letters, large envelopes (flats), and packages (small packets) as described in 240. Mailpieces do not have to be of the same size and weight to qualify. To qualify for IPA service, a mailpiece must meet the First-Class Mail International characteristics as defined in 141.5. 292.2 Eligibility 292.21 Qualifying Mailpieces Tags must be securely attached to the neck of the sack. When using this method of mail preparation, the sender must complete PS Tag 115, International Priority Airmail, and PS Tag 158, M вЂ“ bag Addressee Tag. IPA M-bags (direct sacks of printed matter to one addressee) may be entered in conjunction with an IPA mailing, are subject to the provisions of 260, and may be sent to all destination countries that are referenced in Exhibit 292.452. With the exception of M-bags (see 261.23), IPA mailpieces are sealed against inspection. Volume incentives are available through customized agreements. Separate prices are provided for International Service Center (ISC) drop shipments, presorted mail, and worldwide nonpresort mail. The sender must prepare mailpieces in accordance with the shape-based requirements of First-Class Mail International service (see 240) and the requirements of this subchapter. International Priority Airmailв„ў (IPA В®) service is available for volume mailings of all First-Class Mail International postcards, letters, large envelopes (flats), and packages (small packets). 292 International Priority Airmail (IPA) Service 292.1 Description 292.11 General