After receiving the shipment forecast from the shipper, collect and fill in the “booking order” from the airline’s ton control department, and provide the corresponding information: cargo name, volume (single piece size if necessary), weight, number of pieces, destination, required shipping time, and other transportation requirements (temperature, loading and unloading requirements, time limit for cargo…
Logistics business personnel complete the forecast work on the operating system based on the information provided by cross-border e-commerce customers, assign a waybill number to each shipment, match the route requirements and customer requirements, and formulate a pre-allocation plan. The business personnel then need to complete the booking of cabins at least one week before…
Civil aviation transport flights operate according to prescribed routes, including direction, starting and ending points, stopover points, route width, and flight altitude. The general trend of international routes is east-west, concentrated in the mid-latitudes of the northern hemisphere, roughly forming a circular aviation belt. The countries and regions with the densest international routes are Europe,…
(1) Door-to-door delivery Mainly refers to the direct delivery of goods to the owner after customs clearance, and the means of transportation is generally a car. (2) Transshipment Mainly refers to the forwarding of goods after customs clearance to the mainland freight forwarding company, and the main modes of transportation are airplane, car, train, water…
Cross-border e-commerce is a new retail model of “Internet + foreign trade”, which has high requirements for product transportation timeliness and product replacement speed. Traditional sea transportation takes a long time. For cross-border e-commerce, the timeliness of the “last mile” is extremely important, which is not only related to the customer’s user experience, but also…
(1) Flight hours Flight hours refer to the transportation time from the departure airport to the destination airport, including transfer time. The departure and arrival times on the flight schedule are based on local time. The time difference must be calculated to calculate the flight hours. (2) Time difference The difference in local time between…
Cargo flights from the mainland directly to Europe and the United States provide new opportunities for dedicated logistics. Bypassing agents and chartering directly, the route timeliness is more guaranteed. The freight charter plan should start from several aspects: The first is the source structure. Charter transportation usually charges according to the round-trip distance, charges a…
1. International Civil Aviation Organization The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is an international air transport organization composed of governments of various countries (regions). It is a specialized agency in the United Nations system responsible for handling international civil aviation affairs. On December 7, 1944, 52 countries (regions) signed the Convention on International Civil Aviation…
Bonded logistics centers include two types: Type A and Type B. Type A bonded logistics centers refer to customs-supervised places that are approved by the customs and operated by domestic corporate legal persons and specialize in bonded warehousing and logistics business. Type B bonded logistics centers refer to customs-centralized places that are approved by the…
After the logistics salesperson reaches a cooperation intention with the customer, he should sign an agency agreement with the customer. However, in daily operations, the customer can confirm the entrustment relationship by sending a power of attorney or a detailed list of exported goods. Subsequently, the logistics company signs an “International Cargo Consignment Book” with…