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Air Transport
Air Transport Your Enquiry
Assessing Your Air Cargo Requirements
Air transport is an option for shipments where delivery timing is a priority. Cargo characteristics, origin and destination and delivery expectations must be considered together to identify a suitable solution. Distance or a product name alone is not enough to establish a definitive transport plan.
When submitting an air cargo enquiry to Translog, it is important to explain the purpose of the shipment and its expected delivery date. Sending a part needed for production may involve different conditions from a shipment linked to a particular project stage. This information helps the operations team understand the scope of your request.
Flights, routes and cargo acceptance conditions must be assessed for each enquiry. This page explains which information to provide when communicating your air transport requirements. For current options suited to your cargo, contact the operations team.
Cargo Dimensions and Packaging Details
Actual cargo weight and dimensions including packaging are essential for assessing air cargo. If a shipment contains several packages or pieces, provide the weight and dimensions of each one separately. Individual details, alongside totals, help assess cargo acceptance and positioning requirements.
Please also specify packaging type, stackability and handling requirements. Detailed descriptions are important for sensitive parts, equipment needing special positioning or products with particular transport conditions. Product photographs and technical documents can be included where available.
Acceptance of special cargo must be confirmed separately against the applicable conditions. A complete description of the product at the enquiry stage helps assess potential constraints early. If packaging or dimensions change, the transport enquiry should also be updated.
Delivery Expectations and Connection Points
Air transport requires airport-to-airport movement and operations at the cargo's origin and delivery addresses to be assessed separately. Where the cargo will reach the airport from, where it will be delivered after arrival and which services are required at these stages determine the scope of the enquiry.
The required delivery date and the cargo readiness date are different pieces of information. Preparation, packaging, documentation and transfer to the departure point also affect the schedule. Clearly sharing these dates at the enquiry stage supports a more reliable assessment of feasible options.
Where necessary, road transport connections or other transport methods can also be considered within the overall shipment. Air cargo suitability and service scope are clarified with the operations team. To see all options, explore Translog logistics services.
How to Prepare Your Air Transport Enquiry
Provide a clear product description, the number of packages or pieces, each item's weight and its length, width and height. Share the origin and destination addresses, any preferred airports, the cargo readiness date and delivery expectations. Packaging details and available photographs also assist the assessment.
Explain whether you want an airport-to-airport operation or a service including address connections. State sender and consignee requirements, documentation needs and any special conditions from the outset. Missing information may cause the quotation scope to change later.
Air cargo prices and transit times depend on cargo characteristics and the options assessed for that shipment. You can send your enquiry to info@translog.com.tr or obtain information by calling the numbers on our contact page. Current service and cargo acceptance conditions are clarified during the enquiry.