Air freight

Airfreight is suitable for the transportation of goods that need a short delivery time and minimal warehouse stock.

Documents used in airfreight:
• Air Waybill or AWB;
• Manifest of goods;
• Commercial invoice or packing slip issued by the shipper.

Good to know:
• Weight and volume ratio in airfreight: 1 m3 = 167 kg.
• The organisation of airfreight is based on the Warsaw Convention.
• In airfreight the carrier’s liability is up to USD 20 per gross kg.
• Air Waybill or AWB is an international shipping waybill, the number of which is used to identify the shipment. In addition to AWB a freight forwarder may also issue a House Air Waybill or HAWB.