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Quote: Hmm, I didn't factor for that... Lol

Okay, after some serious thinking, I've changed my mind. An air-tight, sealed, and completely rigid container would prevent pressure changes. An air-tight non-rigid container would NOT protect from pressure changes. Pressure changes are only part of the problem with shipped eggs though. They...

I know, I keep going in circles in this one. But the problem with flying is the air itself is thinner, so it would expand inside the package. I think of driving from sea level to 10,000 feet for skiing, the bag of sealed potato chips was about ready to pop. I guess if the box was truly not...

No the air cells would still be distended. The only way to avoid it would be to seal them in a vacuum... An air tight package is still full of air and the changes in pressure will allow that air to expand. And being air tight it could cause more damage to the eggs. Its the fact that the air...