Steps to go through the procedures for air Freight cargo transportation

Cargo transportation by air Freight should go through the following procedures:

The shipper should fill in the cargo consignment note to the carrier when consigning the goods, and attach the necessary valid certification documents in accordance with the regulations of the national competent authority. The shipper shall be responsible for the authenticity and correctness of the contents of the consignment note. After the cargo consignment note filled out by the shipper is accepted by the carrier, and the carrier has filled out the waybill, the air cargo transportation contract is established.

If the shipper requires chartered aircraft to transport goods, it should fill in the charter application form. After the carrier agrees to accept and sign the charter air transportation agreement, the air charter air cargo transportation contract is established, and the individual who signs the agreement shall comply with the civil aviation authority. The agency's regulations on charter air transportation.

The shipper shall pack the consigned goods in accordance with the packaging standards prescribed by the national competent authority; if there is no uniform packaging standard, they shall be packaged in accordance with the nature of the goods and the conditions of the carrier aircraft in accordance with the principle of ensuring transportation safety. Where the above packaging requirements are not met, the carrier has the right to refuse carriage.

The shipper must indicate the origin, arrival, and shipper and consignee’s units on the consignment. The name and address shall be marked with packaging, storage and transportation index signs in accordance with national regulations.

For goods that must be insured by the state, the shipper shall insure cargo transportation insurance at the time of consignment.

The shipper consigning goods shall pay the freight and other expenses at the rate prescribed by the civil aviation authority. Unless otherwise agreed by the shipper and the carrier, the freight and other expenses shall be paid in one lump sum when the cargo is issued by the carrier.

The carrier shall issue an arrival notice to the consignee within 24 hours after the goods arrive at the place of delivery, and the consignee shall promptly pick up the goods at the designated place with the delivery certificate. The goods will be kept free of charge from the day after the arrival notice is issued. March. The consignee shall pay the storage fee in accordance with the transportation rules if the delivery is overdue.

When the consignee picks up the goods, if the goods are scrapped halfway or have no objection to the weight, and sign on the freight bill, the carrier shall release the transportation responsibility.

If the shipper or the consignee seeks compensation due to the negligence of the carrier or deliberately causing losses to the shipper or the consignee, the shipper or the consignee shall submit a written form to the carrier within 118 days from the day after the cargo transportation accident record is filled in. , And attach relevant supporting documents.