Air Freight

General cargo refers to standard shipments of non-perishable goods that are typically transported in regular cargo planes. It includes items like consumer goods, electronics, textiles, and machinery.

Perishable goods require temperature-controlled transportation to maintain their freshness and quality. This category includes items like fresh produce, flowers, seafood, pharmaceuticals, and certain food products.

High-value cargo includes valuable goods that require extra security and protection during transportation. This can include items like precious metals, jewelry, artwork, and high-end electronics.

Oversized and heavy cargo refers to goods that exceed the standard dimensions or weight limits for regular air transportation. It includes items such as large machinery, industrial equipment, vehicles, and other bulky or heavy items.

This category includes goods that are potentially hazardous or dangerous due to their chemical, biological, or physical properties. They require specific handling, packaging, and documentation in compliance with international regulations.

Air freight plays a crucial role in transporting pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and other medical supplies that require precise temperature control and expedited delivery to maintain their efficacy.

Air transport is often preferred for time-sensitive shipments, such as express or urgent deliveries. It ensures faster transit times and enables businesses to meet tight deadlines.