Air transportation, what to consider

Air Transport

Air transport is an important link in the international logistic process, known for its speed and reliability in transporting goods over long distances. However, using air cargo comes with specific challenges and requirements.

Planning and Time Management for Air Transport

Early Planning

Air cargo requires careful planning, especially because of the strict schedules of airlines and the time required to handle cargo at airports.

Compliance with Schedules.

Delays can be costly, so it is important to time shipments well and account for any delays or changes in flight schedules.

Cost control

The cost structure Understanding air transportation

Air transportation is often more expensive than other modes of transportation. It is important to fully understand the cost structure, including fares, fuel surcharges, and other ancillary costs.

Budgeting

Effective budget management and considering alternative transportation methods for less urgent shipments can help control costs.

Regulation and Compliance for Air Transport

Safety regulations

Air transportation is subject to strict safety regulations. Please ensure that all goods are properly packed and labeled to meet international safety standards.

Customs procedures

Navigating customs procedures correctly is essential to avoid delays in international transportation. Knowledge of the required customs documents and import duties are important.

Packaging and Handling

Suitable Packaging

Goods must be adequately packed for air transport to prevent damage during loading, unloading and transportation.

Marking and Labeling

Clear markings and labels are essential for smooth cargo handling and identification.

Risk Management

Insurance

Provide appropriate insurance to cover the financial risks of air transport, such as loss and damage to goods.

Track and Trace

Use advanced track-and-trace systems to monitor the location and status of shipments in real time.