So, how exactly does air freight work? Here’s a brief overview.
- How it gets there—Air cargo is typically shipped via one of the following three methods: 1) On a plane with passengers, 2) On a normal dedicated cargo plan, or 3) On a chartered aircraft for large loads. The type of goods you’re shipping and how quickly you need them to arrive at their destination determine which shipping method will be used.
- Types of goods shipped—You’d be surprised at how many different types of goods are shipped by air.. At Amerijet, we ship hazardous materials, live animals, vehicles, household goods, perishables, dry goods, antiques, and so much more to destinations throughout the globe by air. Of course, not every air cargo shipping service handles these types of goods, so always be sure you choose the right shipping company for your requirements.
- Other factors—Once the air cargo arrives at its international destination, it must clear customs. All required documentation must already be completed in advance. Taxes and other local fees can be paid by the consignee at the time of pickup. If you have any questions about customs fees or anything else, ask an Amerijet customer service agent for assistance.
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