AIR FREIGHT

When commodities are transported by air routes, even across international borders, they are loaded into an airplane and flown to their ideal destination.

 

Depending on the kind of cargo one needs to send, it can be loaded onto one of three types of aircraft:

  • Commercial aircraft.
  • Cargo flown by passenger airlines Chartered Planes.
  • Products flown in special freight aircraft Super Cargo Planes.
  • Products transported by special cargo aircraft.

The Benefits Of Air Freight

  • There are various advantages to air shipping that can help an online retailer grow both their clientele and their earnings. Reliability and prompt delivery: It is not surprising if the package arrives at its destination within or even before the deadline given that shipping is done via air. Air travel is comparatively quicker than other forms of transportation and can be utilized to deliver a variety of commodities, particularly perishable ones. Since there are almost never any delays in air freight trips, it is incredibly reliable.
  • Security: Maximum product security is also provided by air cargo. Road accidents or other mishaps are always a possibility when traveling by car, compared to less than 1% when traveling by airline. As a result, there is less chance that the product will be damaged, making this the most secure way to export your goods.
  • Simple Administration: Security inspections take less time than they would on the sea or by rail, so products pass through customs more quickly. This relieves a company's concerns about stockpiling and delayed delivery and allows the products to be delivered without incident to its customers.
  • How is air freight determined?
  • The cost of air freight is determined by the cargo being transported, the aircraft you employ, and the shipping costs. The cargo weight and volume, on the other hand, are crucial for computing air freight based solely on the shipment. According to: It is priced per kilogram.
  • Total (Actual) Weight: The total weight of the shipment, including pallets and packing.
  • Volumetric (Dimensional) Weight: Calculating volumetric weight involves multiplying the cubic centimeter volume of a cargo (L x W x H) by 6000 to get the volume in cubic centimeters per kilogram.
We have a transparent shipment process, live tracking, and flexible payment method to ensure a seamless shipment experience for our massive client base. We offer customized plans and the best shipment prices in the logistic industry.
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