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141 Luftpost
Luftpost f KOMM air mail • per Luftpost KOMM by air mail* * ** * *Luftpost
airmail (US), air mail (post) (Br.);
• mit (per) Luftpost by (per, via) airmail (US), by air mail (Br.), air-speeded;
• mit Luftpost beförderte Schnellsendung air express package;
• per Luftpost schicken to transport mail (post) by aeroplane (airplane, US), to airmail (US);
• Brief per Luftpost schicken to send a letter by air mail (Br.) (airmail, US);
• Luftpostaufkleber blue air-mail label (Br.);
• Luftpostauftrag airmailing order (US);
• Luftpostausgabe air[-mail] edition;
• Luftpostbeförderung airspeeded service;
• Luftpostbeförderung von Mikrofilmbriefen airgraph (Br.);
• Luftpostbezugspreis air-mail rate;
• Luftpostbrief airletter, air-mail letter (US);
• Luftpostbrief aufgeben to airmail a letter (US);
• Luftpostdienst airmail service (system), air-mail service (Br.);
• Luftpostdrucksache air-mail printed paper;
• Luftposteinlieferungsschein air-mail receipt;
• Luftpostformat air letter form;
• Luftpostgebühr air[-mail] fee;
• Luftpostgesellschaft air-mail company;
• Luftpostkuvert air-mail envelope;
• Luftpostleichtbrief aerogram(me), air letter (US);
• Luftpostlinie airmail line (US);
• Luftpostmarken air-mail stamps;
• Luftpostnetz air-mail network;
• Luftpostpaket air-mail parcel;
• als Luftpostpaket verschickt werden to be sent by the air-parcel sevice;
• Luftpostpaketdienst air-parcel service;
• Luftpostpapier onionskin;
• Luftpostporto air-mail fee;
• Luftpostsendung air-mail consignment;
• Luftpoststreifen air-mail label;
• Luftposttarif air-mail rate;
• Luftpostüberweisung air-mail transfer;
• Luftpostumschlag air-mail envelope;
• Luftpostverkehr air-mail service;
• Luftpostzeitungsgut newspaper sent by air;
• Luftpostzuschlag air fee;
• Luftpost- und Eilbotenzuschlag air express;
• Luftpostzustellung delivery by air.
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