Air Export

Outbound air cargo planned for destination and documentation requirements.

Export cargo acceptance, packing review, airwaybill coordination, screening and flight options.

What decides an air export

A quotation clarifies inclusions, exclusions, cost basis and expected milestones before shipment confirmation.

Cargo acceptance: The airline accepts the cargo against its own conditions: packing, labelling, dimensions and any special handling have to be declared before the cargo arrives at the terminal.
Security screening: Cargo has to pass screening and be documented as secure. A consignment that cannot be screened as packed has to be repacked, which costs the cut-off.
Booking and cut-off: A booking secures space on a flight; the cut-off is the latest time the cargo and documents can be at the terminal. Missing it moves the cargo to the next flight.
Destination scope: Say whether the quotation ends at the destination airport or includes delivery. Export documents for the consignee must be consistent with the invoice.

Flights, space and cut-off times are the airline's. We confirm them per booking and do not quote them as standing.

Importers, exporters and businesses managing cross-border cargo.