Air Transport for International Shipping
Overview
Air freight is a crucial component of our logistics strategy, providing a swift and efficient means of delivering our doors to destinations across the globe. This mode of transportation is characterized by speed, which is particularly beneficial for time-sensitive shipments and deliveries to distant locations.
Key Considerations and Practices
Wooden Crates According to HPE
Similar to other modes of transport, the use of wooden crates follows HPE guidelines to:
- Provide high-level protection
- Shield from potential damage
- Handle rapid movements
- Ensure air transport compliance
Optimized Packaging
Doors are carefully packaged to:
- Minimize weight while maintaining integrity
- Comply with airfreight regulations
- Ensure cost-effective transportation
- Maximize space utilization
Customs Compliance
Airfreight often involves crossing international borders, requiring:
- Strict adherence to customs regulations
- Accurate documentation
- Timely clearance procedures
- Compliance with aviation regulations
Specialized Handling
Air transport demands specialized handling procedures:
- Secure packaging requirements
- Temperature and pressure considerations
- Time-sensitive handling
- Specialized loading/unloading
Quality Assurance
Our air transport process includes:
- Pre-flight inspections
- Weight and balance verification
- Documentation checks
- Real-time tracking
Documentation and Compliance
We maintain comprehensive documentation for:
- Air waybill preparation
- Customs declarations
- Insurance coverage
- Security screening
For more information about our shipping processes, please refer to ourPackaging Overview andHPE Standards pages.