Casual Couriers Vs. Air Couriers
A casual courier is very different from an air courier. Typically, air couriers work for traditional courier companies as employees and may receive discounted airline tickets. Air couriers are very limited when it comes to dates of travel, destination, trip duration and baggage.
In contrast, casual couriers are completely independent travelers. They purchase their own transportation to the destination of their choosing and are not limited by their casual deliveries. Furthermore, if a casual courier is not invited to deliver a package, then they travel anyway, as previously planned. Unlike air courier delivery, casual couriers are not restricted to only air travel—they deliver packages around the corner or around the globe, by air, sea, or land.
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“Better to be casual than to be a perfectionist.”
—Chinese proverb.
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—James Reston (b. 1909)
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—Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807–1882)