Air freight charges RATES: The cost charged by the shipper for transporting goods of specified weight unit is called Freight. Air Freight Charges refers to the air cost from AIRPORT TO AIRPORT, not including the carrier, agent or other expenses charged by the airport.
Air freight charges : The transportation cost of each consignment payable by the consignor or the consignee according to the applicable price is called the freight.
The airlines charge international air freight according to the three zoning rates established by the International Aviation Transport Association (IATA). The first area mainly refers to North and South America, Greenland and so on; the second relates mostly to Europe, Africa, Iran and so on; the third refers mostly to Asia and Australia.
There are four types of primary air freight charges:
The general air freight charges (GENERAL CARGO RATE "GCR");
The minimum air freight charges is the minimum amount of freight that airlines can accept for a batch of goods, regardless of the weight or volume of the goods, and the minimum amount of cargo to be transported between two areas. There are different minimum air freight charges in different areas.
All kinds of different air freight charges and costs have the following common points:
Total air cost = unit price (each grade price) * weight + LOCAL CHARGE.
NOTE: LOCAL CHARGE mainly includes: DOC bill of lading fee + CUS customs declaration fee + CISS entry fee (Shenzhen collection, Guangzhou do not accept) Other possible costs includes inspection fees.