This is a waste of time---nowhere does UPS specify the mode of transport for any of our products. The only guarantees are time in transit and delivery commit times. As long as we do our jobs right what difference does it make how we get it there?
Does "Next Day Air" imply a certain manner of transport? Although I tend to agree that it should be seen as frivolous, contracts and agreements , written or implied, can be a basis for expensive legal wrangling.
Does "Next Day Air" imply a certain manner of transport? Although I tend to agree that it should be seen as frivolous, contracts and agreements , written or implied, can be a basis for expensive legal wrangling.