Air Freight

Air freight forwarding involves arranging cargo transportation by aircraft and coordinating relevant services such as airline bookings, cargo handling, documentation, customs procedures and delivery arrangements.

Yes. Flair Shipping arranges international air freight imports and exports through airlines, cargo handling agents and overseas forwarding partners, subject to route availability and shipment requirements.

Direct air freight uses an available airline service for a shipment, while consolidated air freight combines compatible consignments within a cargo consolidation arrangement. The most suitable option depends on available schedules, cargo characteristics, handling requirements and overall transportation costs.

Yes. Flair Shipping can coordinate door-to-door air freight arrangements where available, including collection, air transportation, customs clearance coordination and onward delivery according to the agreed service.

Certain dangerous goods may be eligible for air transportation when their classification, packaging, documentation and handling comply with applicable regulations and airline acceptance requirements. Acceptance is assessed individually.

Air freight chargeable weight is generally determined by comparing a shipment's actual gross weight with its volumetric weight, subject to the relevant carrier's measurement, rounding and charging rules.

A quotation generally requires the shipment origin, destination, cargo description, number of packages, gross weight, dimensions and required transportation schedule. Specialised cargo may require additional technical or regulatory information.