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Greenpack Rate Greenpack rate DK Greenpack er Air Greenlands prioritetsprodukt mellem Danmark og Grønland. Greenpack sendes med første fly med fragtkapacitet. Greenpack skal altid være forudbetalt. KAL Greenpack tassaavoq Danmarkip Kalaallit Nunaatalu akornanni Air Greenlandip pingaartutut siulliussassatullu nassiussinissamut neqeroorutaa. Greenpacki atorlugu nassiussat timmisartoq usinut inissalik siulleq atorlugu nassiunneqartarput. Greenpack pinngitsoorani akileriigaassaaq (prepaid). GB Greenpack is Air Greenland's priority service between Denmark and Greenland. Greenpack is sent on the first flight with cargo capacity. Freight for items sent with Greenpack must always be prepaid. From CPH and BLL Valid from 1th July 2017 + Applicable fees To City code 0 to 10 kg.: Over 10 kg.: Kangerlussuaq SFJ Narsarsuaq UAK Aasiaat JEG Ilulissat JAV Sisimiut JHS Maniitsoq JSU Nuuk GOH Dkk. 1.290,00 Dkk. 63,00 pr. Kg. Uummannaq UMD Paamiut JFR Upernavik JUV Qaanaaq NAQ Qaarsut JQA Kulusuk KUS Tasiilaq AGM MAMAQ DK Faste priser - Forsendelser op til og med 10 kg koster 300,- kroner - Forsendelser mellem 11 og 20 kg koster 500,- kroner Den lave pris for MAMAQ forsendelser, gør at disse har den laveste prioritet og at der kan forekomme lange leveringstider til nogle af destinationerne. Betingelser Fryse-/kølekapaciteten i de forskellige stationer kan være begrænset. Derfor kan det være en god idé at tjekke om stationen har plads til at opbevare dit gods indtil det kan komme med flyveren, eller hvornår godset bedst kan indleveres. KAL Akit aalajangersimasut - 10 kg-t tikillugit nassiussat 300 koruuneqarput - 11 aamma 20 kg-t akornanni nassiussat 500 koruuneqarput MAMAQ akikitsuliaavoq, taamaammallu usinik pingaarnersiuilluni tulleriiaarinermi kingullertut inissisimalluni. Taamaammat ilaatigooriarluni apuuffissamut ingerlanera sivisusarsinnaavoq. Nassiussat killeqarnerat Mittarfiit assigiinngitsut qerisunik/nillataartunik tigusisinnaanerat killeqarsinnaavoq. Taamaattumik nassiussavit timmisartup ilaanissaata tungaanut mittarfik inissaqartitsisinnaanersoq imaluunniit qaqugu tunniussiguit pitsaanerpaassanersoq paasiniaqqaassallugu isumatusaarnerussaaq. GB Fixed price - Consignments up to and including 10 kilos cost DKK 300 - Consignments between 11 and 20 kilos cost DKK 500 Conditions Freezer and refrigeration capacity at the different stations can vary. It is therefore a good idea to check whether the station has storage space for your shipment until it can be loaded onto the aircraft and to check the best time to hand in your shipment. DK/KAL/GB Mamaq-destinationer/ Mamaq ornigassat/ Mamaq destinations Qaanaaq Upernavik Tasiilaq Qaarsut Uummannaq Kulusuk Ilulissat Aasiaat Narsarsuaq Sisimiut Kangerlussuaq Paamiut Maniitsoq Nuuk Valid from 1 March 2020 Air Freight Charges Air Waybill Fee (AWB FEE) Dkk. 60.00 3% Of the freight amount Charges Collect Fee (CC FEE) min. Dkk. 100.00 1% Of insurance sum Insurance Premium (INC FEE) min. Dkk. 100.00 Dangerous Goods Fee (RAC FEE) Dkk. 600.00 Live Animals (AVI FEE ) Dkk. 200.00 Fuel Surcharge / Atlant (MYC FEE) Dkk. 6,60 pr. Kg. Subject to change Fuel Surcharge / Internt Grønland (MZC FEE) Dkk. 2,40 pr kg. (1/5-18) Fuel Surcharge shall not be calculated in the Service Contract Areas Subject to change Charges Correction Adv. (CCA FEE) Dkk. 400.00 Security Fee (SCC FEE) Dkk. 6,98 pr. Kg. In Kangerlussuaq / Narsarsuaq Dkk. 1.000,00 Upgrade to TUA til TUA (MEC FEE) Special Rater Coffins / Urns (HUM Rate) 200 % Af gen. Rate Live Animals (AVI Rate) 200 % Af gen. Rate Clearance and Handling (CHC FEE) Valid from: 1th april 2012 WEIGHT INTERVAL FEE PR: AWB 1 - 100 KG 85,00 101 - 200 KG 170,00 201 -300 KG 250,00 301 - 400 KG 325,00 401 - 500 KG 400,00 501 - 600 KG 475,00 601 - 700 KG 525,00 701 - 800 KG 600,00 801 - 900 KG 650,00 901 - 1000 KG 700,00 pr started 1000 KG 650,00 The Clearance and Handling fee is calculated on the basis of gross weight. .
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