Remove After Flight Key Attendant Flag Cabin Tags Luggage Tag Multi Color 5pcs on 2040-parts.com
Monterey Park, California, US
REMOVE AFTER FLIGHT
5 PIECES
HIGH QUALITY WOVEN PIECES
DETAILS
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REMOVE AFTER FLIGHT - Keychain or key ring
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Keychain Length : 5 Inches x 1inch tall
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Keyring Diameter= 1 inch
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How Many in this auction= 5 PIECES
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100% Embroidered with merrowed border to keep the woven from falling apart.
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COLOR: AS SHOWN
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Design is DOUBLE-SIDED
SHIPPING & HANDLING CHARGES
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USA BUYERS: FREE SHIPPING via USPS MAIL.
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INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Pay a flat rate of $3.95 for shipping.
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This does NOT include tracking Information.
PAYMENT METHODS
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PAYPAL
BIDDING POLICY
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Payment must be received in 3 days after auction has ended .
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Bids with NEGATIVE (-1) rating will be thrown out.
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These key chains are BRAND NEW!
Please bid only if you intend to purchase!
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