Start with the deadline and the cargo facts
Tell us the latest acceptable delivery date, actual ready date and the packed dimensions and weight of every piece. A shipment that is urgent but not ready to move needs a different plan from cargo that is packed and awaiting collection.
We review the origin and destination airports alongside collection and delivery addresses. Any special cargo, batteries, liquids or temperature requirements must be identified early so that acceptance and suitable handling can be assessed for the route.
What your quotation can include
- Airport-to-airport and extended collection or delivery enquiries
- Commercial import and export cargo coordination
- Time-sensitive consignments assessed against available routing
- Special cargo referred for an acceptance review before a booking is offered
Agree the operating scope
Air-freight pricing can depend on both actual and volumetric weight under the applicable carrier rules. Routing, cargo acceptance, screening and handling arrangements also affect the plan. Describe batteries, liquids, temperature requirements and unusual cargo clearly at the quotation stage.
Information for a useful quotation
- Piece count, packed dimensions and actual gross weight
- A clear commodity description, with relevant safety information if requested
- Origin, destination and collection or delivery postcodes
- Cargo-ready date and the latest acceptable delivery date
GOOD TO KNOW
Your questions, answered.
Can you guarantee a particular delivery day?
Delivery commitments depend on the confirmed service, cargo acceptance and operating conditions. The team will explain the available options and any limitations before you book.
Why do you need dimensions as well as weight?
Space matters on an aircraft. Dimensions allow the team to assess chargeable weight, loading suitability and the handling required for each piece.
