Air cargo planning for urgent or time-sensitive shipments, bringing route selection, cargo readiness and documentation together. Availability and acceptance are confirmed for each shipment.
Discuss your shipmentShare cargo-ready time and the delivery deadline. Flight frequency, capacity, screening and local handling all affect the plan; express timing is not assumed.
Airlines may compare actual and volumetric weight when pricing. The applicable formula, minimums and aircraft constraints are confirmed in the quote.
Provide stackability, handling instructions and package photographs. Oversized pieces require aircraft-specific assessment.
Declare batteries, liquids, chemicals, temperature needs and any other special characteristics before booking. Acceptance and required documentation must be checked.
From the first cargo details to the final handover, each stage prepares your shipment for the next.
Confirm packing, dimensions, deadlines and special requirements.
Review routing and capacity; coordinate documents and airport acceptance.
Cargo is accepted and loaded for the booked flight, subject to airline checks.
Follow flight milestones and any agreed connecting-airport handovers.
Coordinate destination release, clearance and the agreed final handover.
Actual milestones depend on the route, cargo acceptance and agreed service scope.
No. Capacity, route, cargo acceptance and processing cut-offs must first be confirmed.
Commercial invoice, packing list and shipment details are common starting points. Route- and commodity-specific requirements are confirmed during review.
Rates depend on routing, service level, cargo characteristics and chargeable weight, plus the agreed local scope. Request a shipment-specific quotation.