Air Freight

FAQ

• What is the maximum weight allowed for international air freight services?
  The maximum weight allowed for international air freight services varies depending on factors like the airline, aircraft type, and route. Generally, the maximum weight for a single piece of cargo ranges from 100 to 150 kilograms for most commercial airlines and cargo carriers. Heavier loads may be palletized or placed in containers, with weight limits up to several tons. Specialized cargo aircraft may be used for oversized or extremely heavy cargo.
• How are air freight costs calculated?
  Air freight costs are calculated based on various factors, including the airline, route, cargo weight, and other variables. To receive an accurate calculation of your air freight costs, please fill out the Request For Quote form provided by Globalink Logistics.
• Is it possible to ship perishable items via air freight?
  Yes, air freight is a suitable mode of transportation for perishable items, including food, pharmaceuticals, and other temperature-sensitive goods.
• How does Globalink handle customs clearance for air freight?
  Globalink Logistics assists with customs clearance for air freight by preparing and submitting necessary documentation, ensuring compliance with customs regulations, calculating duties and taxes, and coordinating with customs authorities for inspection and clearance, thus facilitating the legal and efficient importation of goods into the destination country.