ROUTING & CONSOLIDATION
Compare flight routing
and consolidation options.
A direct flight describes the route; consolidation describes how consignments are grouped. A consolidated shipment can also travel on a direct flight. Compare the proposed flight plan, cargo cut-off and total delivery time.
DIRECT-FLIGHT ROUTING
Direct-flight routing
Review a flight from the departure airport to the arrival airport without an intermediate transfer. Confirm available space and the cargo acceptance cut-off.
- Routing
- A direct flight on the quoted airport pair
- Useful for
- Time-sensitive cargo with a confirmed ready date
- Check before booking
- Available capacity and acceptance cut-offs
- Compare in the quote
- Flight plan plus origin and destination handling
- Final handover
- Airport collection or separately agreed delivery
Discuss direct-flight options↗
CONSOLIDATED AIR CARGO
Consolidated air cargo
Combine suitable consignments within an air cargo consolidation. Check the receiving schedule and handling at both ends; the flight may be direct or involve a transfer.
- Booking arrangement
- Consignments grouped within a consolidation
- Useful for
- Supplier orders suited to the receiving schedule
- Check before booking
- Consolidation departure and release arrangements
- Compare in the quote
- Handling scope and total delivery time
- Flight routing
- Confirm direct or transfer service separately
Discuss consolidation options↗
Confirm the actual routing, cargo ready date and airport or door handover in each quote. Availability and acceptance are checked for the individual shipment.
END-TO-END AIR FREIGHT PLANNING
Plan the full delivery time,
including airport handling.
Flight and delivery estimates depend on the booked service, cargo acceptance and release arrangements. Confirm the latest schedule and cut-offs before handing over the cargo.