Fastest mode of transport for long-distance shipping.

Ideal for urgent, time-sensitive deliveries (e.g. express parcels, medical equipment, electronics).

Airlines serve nearly every country, even remote regions.

Direct access to international markets and major business hubs.

Flight schedules are highly reliable compared to sea or ground transport.

Fewer delays due to traffic, border congestion, or infrastructure.

Cargo handling in airports is strictly controlled.

Lower risk of theft or damage due to limited handling and faster transit.

Enables just-in-time (JIT) supply chain systems.

Yes, you can ship both pallets and parcels by air freight.

Yes, you can still ship by air freight . The vast majority of our air freight services come with customs clearance in the destination country included. The receiver will be contacted by customs once the goods arrive at the airport.

When shipping a pallet via air freight, especially internationally, you’ll need several documents to comply with air cargo regulations and customs. Here’s a complete list:

1. Air Waybill (AWB)

• Acts as the contract of carriage between shipper and airline.

• Includes shipment details, shipper/consignee info, weight, and route.

• Issued by your freight forwarder or carrier.

• Master AWB (MAWB) = airline to freight forwarder

• House AWB (HAWB) = freight forwarder to shipper

2. Commercial Invoice

• Used by customs for valuation and duty/tax assessment.

• Must include:

  • Shipper/consignee details

  • Item description

  • Quantity and unit price

  • HS (Harmonized System) codes

  • Total value and currency

  • Incoterms (e.g., FOB, DDP)

3. Packing List

• Describes contents and packaging:

  • Dimensions, weight, number of boxes or pallets

  • Itemized contents

• Helps during inspection, handling, and customs clearance.

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