Air freight shipments typically carry hard deadlines: exhibition cargo due tomorrow, spare parts needed to restart a production line, or perishables with zero tolerance for delay. A single error at the cargo terminal or apron can mean a missed flight - and everything that follows.
Common Causes of Missed Flights
What is the air freight cut-off time?
The cut-off is the latest time cargo and paperwork must be presented at the Cargo Terminal before the aircraft departs. Typically three to six hours before scheduled departure, depending on the airline.
What is Airside and why does it require a special permit?
Airside is the restricted zone within an airport adjacent to the aircraft parking area. All personnel and vehicles entering this zone require airport-issued authorization. Transpo maintains a permanently certified airside team.
Can oversized cargo be loaded onto an aircraft?
Yes - subject to the airline's dimensional and weight limits. Some pieces require a dedicated freighter aircraft. Transpo assesses feasibility and manages the booking.
How does this differ from standard cargo forwarding?
Air cargo handling specifically covers the physical airside operation - loading the aircraft - which standard exporters cannot access themselves. Transpo manages this restricted phase on the client's behalf.
Contact Transpo's Air Cargo Team Phone: +66 2105 8651 | Email: sales@transpologistics.com | Available 24/7
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