Air Freight Services

Air freight is the fastest international shipping method. Transit times are typically 1-7 days depending on the route and service level. Express services can deliver within 24-48 hours to major destinations.

Most general cargo can be shipped by air. We handle everything from documents and samples to heavy machinery and perishable goods. Our DGR certification also allows us to handle dangerous goods according to IATA regulations.

Air freight costs are based on chargeable weight (actual weight vs volumetric weight, whichever is greater), destination, and service level. While more expensive than sea freight, it's ideal for urgent or high-value shipments where speed matters.

Yes, we provide temperature-controlled air freight solutions for pharmaceuticals, perishables, and other temperature-sensitive goods. We ensure proper cold chain management throughout the journey.

Yes, we can arrange charter flights or special handling for oversized cargo that doesn't fit in standard aircraft. Contact us for a customized solution.

The cost of air freight services depends on several factors: the shipment route (origin and destination), cargo weight, volume, and type of goods. To provide an accurate quotation, we need to know these details in advance.

To prepare documents for shipments to third countries (outside the European Union), you need to provide an invoice for the goods, indicating the buyer, seller, product description, and quantity. This information is required for customs documentation. All other air freight documents will be prepared by us.

Certain dangerous goods are prohibited from being transported by air. To determine whether a specific item can be shipped, we need information from the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet), section 'Transport Information', which lists the shipment's hazard classification (UN number, Proper Shipping Name, Hazard Class, etc.). Based on this information, we assess whether the shipment can be accepted for air transport. If it can, we advise the sender on required documents (e.g., DGD declaration), packaging, and labeling. For non-hazardous shipments, it is essential that the goods are properly packed — we can also provide guidance on this.

Each air shipment typically has several possible routes and airlines offering the service. Costs are usually linked to delivery speed — the faster the transit time, the higher the price. We help select the most cost-effective option based on your budget and time requirements.

In air freight, the chargeable weight is calculated using a standard ratio of 1 m³ = 167 kg. This means that if a shipment weighs 10 kg but has a volume of 1 m³, the chargeable weight will be 167 kg instead of 10 kg. This ratio ensures that freight costs reflect the aircraft's cargo capacity and space usage.