Air freight
Why choose Air freight with ColliCare?
We provide international air freight services through our own certified air freight forwarders and a strong global agent network. Whether you need express delivery, general cargo, priority shipments, or chartering, we ensure fast and safe freight from door to door.
Key benefits:
- Speed – Ideal for urgent and time-sensitive shipments
- Global reach – Access to remote and distant destinations
- Security – Strict airport controls reduce risk of damage or theft
- Minimal handling – Fewer touchpoints during transit
- Reliable schedules – Predictable delivery times
Our air freight services include
- Express and priority shipments
- General cargo and special cargo
- Chartering and on-board courier
- Door-to-door delivery
- Import and export customs clearance
- Dedicated cargo insurance
Strong partnerships & certifications
We work with leading air freight networks and certified agents to ensure capacity, efficiency, and reliability:
- IATA licensed offices – Quality and speed
- Neutral – Global network of air freight specialists
- Millennium & Centennial – Fast and efficient air freight networks
Air freight FAQ – compliance, customs & AEO standards
Yes. ColliCare operates IATA‑licensed offices, ensuring that all air freight is handled according to international safety, security and compliance standards. This includes correct documentation, cargo handling procedures, and secure coordination with airlines and airport authorities.
Absolutely – we offer full customs services for both import and export shipments.
The basic documents for air freight customs clearance typically include: Air Waybill (AWB), commercial invoice, and packing list. Depending on the cargo type and destination requirements, you may also need a certificate of origin, import license, MSDS (for chemicals), UN 38.3 report (for lithium batteries), etc.
Yes, several of our offices hold AEO certification, ensuring secure and compliant handling of goods.
Air freight billing follows the "charge the greater of the two" principle: compare the actual gross weight with the volumetric weight, and use the larger figure as the chargeable weight. The formula for volumetric weight is usually: Length (cm) × Width (cm) × Height (cm) ÷ 6000. For "light cargo" (low-density shipments), the volumetric weight can far exceed the actual weight, potentially doubling the freight cost. Many people estimate freight based only on actual weight, only to discover after warehouse measurement that the chargeable weight has surged, causing budget overruns.
We work with certified partners and follow strict airport and cargo handling protocols to minimize risk.
