Air cargo is transported only by airplane, while freight includes sea transportation, land transportation and railway transportation. The most suitable transportation method can be selected according to the characteristics of the cargo.

The maximum weight limit for air freight depends on the airline you choose. Generally speaking, each airline has its own regulations and restrictions. Normally, the gross weight of each shipment is between 100 and 500 kg.

Customs inspection can ensure that the goods do not contain prohibited or restricted items. These items may cause harm to the safety, health or environment of the destination country and therefore need to be intercepted and processed.

How to ship air cargo? 1. Booking: 2. Cargo loading and unloading at the origin: 3. Customs clearance and inspection: 4. Delivery to the origin airport: 5. Loading on the aircraft: 6. Cargo movement: 7. Unloading at the destination airport: 8. Final delivery:

Flammable liquids and solids are among the most common prohibited items in air cargo. The reason these items are listed as prohibited is because they can easily ignite, potentially causing a serious fire hazard.