Equipment transportation solution

The specific operation modes mainly include: flight transportation, charter transportation, and centralized consignment mode; Air express delivery, cash on delivery, air transportation methods, etc.

1. A flight refers to an aircraft that regularly sets sail, routes, departure stations, passes through stations, and destinations. Its major feature is that it can accurately grasp the departure and arrival time.

2. Charter transportation refers to the practice of an airline or charter agency leasing the entire aircraft or a portion of its cabin space to a charter (cabin) person, based on conditions and rates agreed upon in advance with the lessee, for transportation from one or several airports to a designated destination. Generally speaking, the freight cost for charter flights (cabins) is lower than that of regular flights, but the range of activities is smaller.

3. The centralized consignment method refers to the way in which an air freight forwarding company combines several batches of scattered goods shipped separately into a whole batch and ships them to the airline company in a centralized manner. Fill out a total waybill and send it to the same destination station, then the air freight forwarding company entrusts a local agent to be responsible for receiving and distributing the goods to the actual consignee. The major feature of this method is that it can obtain lower freight rates than sporadic shipments and reduce the hassle of shippers handling their own shipments.

4. Air express delivery refers to the transportation of urgent items by air. This method is particularly suitable for the fast transportation of urgent items, medical equipment, valuable items, drawings, key components, samples, documents and other small items, adapting to the fast-paced needs of modern society.

5. The cash on delivery method is an agreement reached in advance between the shipper or its agent and the carrier. At the same time as the goods arrive at the destination and are handed over to the consignee, the carrier collects the price of the goods recorded on the air waybill on behalf of the shipper or its agent, and then sends them to the shipper or its agent, which is known as the collection of payment business. The air freight, declared value fee, and handling fee shall be prepaid by the shipper or paid by the consignee at the destination.

6. The use of container transportation in air transportation is a trend. However, due to the special shape of the aircraft cabin, in addition to standard containers used in large aircraft cargo holds, non-standard containers with different sizes, volumes, and shapes are generally used. The main purpose of using container transportation is to improve transportation efficiency, save packaging, and facilitate turnover.