airmail

Instead, he shows his success by airmail, one package at a time.

Certain paperwork must be filled out, especially if it is going by airmail.

During this meet, he carried the first airmail to Oakland.

There was one sheet of airmail paper on which were written six lines.

At the beginning airmail letters cost more than surface mail.

The error is one of the most well known airmail stamps.

As he'd thought, they were letters, written on airmail paper in black ink.

The plot concerns a conflict over a government airmail contract.

He then asked the postal operator for an airmail contract.

The envelope would arrive by registered airmail in four days' time.

A request that it be sent airmail will speed delivery.

They want an airmail pilot running the country instead.

Twenty-five percent of their orders are sent airmail to customers around the country.

The price includes airmail postage to everywhere in the world.

She got this off by airmail at midday on Sunday, and relaxed.

The airline was formed on the basis of a government airmail contract.

The same day, the airmail overprinted series was put on sale.

Eleven were built from 1924 to 1927, being used to carry passengers and airmail.

All this was squeezed onto one international airmail form.

The United States stamp will be a 44-cent airmail issue.

In fact, you can send virtually anything by Airmail.

In this day of the airmail and other time-saving devices.

"Then tell us where to reach you and we'll send it in code by airmail," Joe told his father.

Special airmail stamps may also be available, or required; the rules vary in different countries.