All European airports have free karts?

"mrtravel" wrote in message
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Retired wrote:


That's NOT free.
If you need one euro, or one local currency coin, means that you must
have one of those coins available in your pocket the minute you arrive.

While it might not be handy, it is still free if you get the coin back.



OK, OK, on a technicallity you are right, what I meant is that is you
arrive - let's say in Lima (Peru) after an 8 hour journey, or Colombo
(Sri Lanka) or even Sidney (Australia) after a 15 hour flight....
- finding a coin of that Country in your pocket... and Not any coin, but
the one that
fits the Trolley is a bloody nuissance.

You cannot beat a real Free Trolley... I mean a Hassle-Free Trolley.

retired/uk.


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