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Air freight refers to the transportation of goods via aircraft, providing the quickest way to move cargo across long distances. Businesses rely on air freight for its speed, reliability, and efficiency, making it essential for industries dealing with time-sensitive, high-value, or perishable products. Unlike other modes of shipping, air freight operates on strict schedules, ensuring shorter transit times and reduced supply chain delays. While it is more expensive than ocean or land transport, the benefits of quick delivery and enhanced security often outweigh the costs for urgent shipments.
A broad term referring to all goods transported by air, including passenger luggage, small parcels, and large cargo shipments.
A specific category within air shipping, referring to the commercial transportation of goods via dedicated cargo aircraft or freight services. It also includes logistics, cost, and regulatory aspects of air cargo operations







Time-sensitive delivery (days instead of weeks)
High-value or fragile cargo
Perishable goods needing quick transit
Shipments to remote or landlocked areas
Cargo requiring strict security
Flexible budget to support air freight costs




Though it may seem straightforward, air freight involves several stages to ensure smooth and timely delivery:
Booking and Planning
Confirm shipment details, choose a carrier, and secure a flight slot.
Preparing and Packing
Properly pack goods, prepare documentation, and comply with air cargo regulations.
Collection and Consolidation
Cargo is picked up and combined with other shipments to optimize costs.
Customs Clearance
Meet export and import requirements, including inspections and duty payments.
Air Transport
Goods are flown via cargo or commercial aircraft depending on size and urgency.
Arrival and Final Delivery
After destination customs clearance, cargo is delivered to the final address.

General Cargo: High-value, fragile, or urgent goods like electronics, jewelry, and pharmaceuticals.
Special Cargo: Items requiring special handling or temperature control, such as hazardous materials or live animals. .
Consolidation: Cargo from different shippers may be grouped to optimize cost, though it may extend delivery time.
Master Airway Bill (MAWB): A crucial document issued by airlines or authorized agents — serves as a contract of carriage, similar to a Bill of Lading. .


Air freight charges depend on several factors:
Shipment Type: Size, weight, and handling requirements.
Destination: International vs. domestic airport delivery.
Speed: Urgency and required delivery time.
Note :Additional costs may include insurance, surcharges, and customs duties/taxes.






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