|
|
By georgibstoilov, on July 25th, 2012%
In our last blog we have discussed the elements of the freight quote. Today we will move forward. Assume the quote is accepted and load is tendered to the shipping agent. What happens next?
I would split air shipping in three main stages:
1. Before arrival at origin . . . → Read More: Planning of an airfreight shipment
By georgibstoilov, on May 21st, 2012%
Airline Thomas Cook started operations at Airport Bourgas with wide-bodied planes – B767-300 and A330-200 which increased the opportunities for shipping goods as airfreight. The maximum dimensions in centimeters for one piece are 318/244/160 cm which compared with the mediocre 120/80/80 via airport Sofia is a huge improvement.
. . . → Read More: Airfreight with Thomas Cook from Sofia and Bourgas airports
By georgibstoilov, on May 3rd, 2012%
Beginning 6th April United Cargo will offers direct non-stop service between largest cities in USA to Argentina.
Flights will be performed with widebody Boeing 767-300 on daily basis.
From Bulgaria United Cargo is operating on off-line basis.
For more information and booking out of Bulgaria please contact KG SID Ltd. . . . → Read More: New Nonstop Service Between New York-Newark and Buenos Aires
By georgibstoilov, on March 22nd, 2011%
Russia is the biggest country in the world. It encompasses one sixth of the world’s land spreading in eleven time zones. Add to this heavy customs procedures and you will realize what challenge is to send shipments – especially small ones to places within Russia away from the big cities like Moscow . . . → Read More: Airfreight to Russia
By georgibstoilov, on January 22nd, 2011%
What is the difference between freight forwarder and a courier? I have been often asked that question. Well, from operational point of view the difference is tremendous but from customers point of view the difference is none. Why?
The customer perception is that both couriers and forwarders offer the same . . . → Read More: Courier or freight forwarder ?
By georgibstoilov, on November 5th, 2010%
According to Andrew Traill, managing partner of Shippers’ Voice, 100% scanning of airfreight would not only harm international trade, it would also be ineffective.
“Killing the air freight industry with draconian security procedures would be giving the terrorists a result they would long to see,” says Traill.
Traill says that . . . → Read More: Shippers Voice on total scanning of the airfreight
By georgibstoilov, on November 3rd, 2010%
This post is a reprint from eyefortransport.com . The issue is pretty serious that is why I copy/pasted it for further share. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on security regulators around the world to work together in addressing the challenges related to cargo security and data collection.
IATA also unveiled plans . . . → Read More: IATA calls for global coordinated cargo security
|
|
|
Follow Us!