Air and sea freight

Air and sea freight

Speed

The biggest advantage is rapid delivery, making it perfect for perishable goods, urgent shipments, or high-value items.

Cost

Generally more expensive than sea freight due to the higher operational costs of airlines.

Capacity

Smaller cargo capacity compared to sea freight, limiting the size and weight of items that can be transported.

Accessibility

Available to most major airports worldwide, providing extensive reach.

benefits

Considered the most economical option for large volumes of cargo, especially for heavy or bulky goods.

Can transport significantly larger quantities of goods in containers compared to air freight.

Takes longer to deliver goods than
air freight due to ocean travel times.

Requires access to seaports for loading and unloading, which may limit reach in certain locations.

Type of goods: Perishable items, high-value electronics, or urgent shipments usually opt for air freight, while raw materials or large machinery are typically transported by sea.
Distance: Longer distances may favor sea freight for cost-efficiency, while shorter distances might benefit from the speed of air freight.
Delivery time: If quick delivery is crucial, air freight is the preferred choice.

reliable & safe

Combining multiple shipments from different shippers into a single container for cost-efficiency.

Handling the entire transportation process from the shipper's location to the final destination.