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Air Freight vs. Ocean Shipping: Which is Right for Your Cargo?

As a provider of freight forwarding services, you likely need to decide every time how to transport a customeru2019s shipment<br>

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Air Freight vs. Ocean Shipping: Which is Right for Your Cargo?

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  1. Air Freight vs. Ocean Shipping: Which is Right for Your Cargo? As a provider of freight forwarding services, you likely need to decide every time how to transport a customer’s shipment, especially when it comes to international shipping. That decision becomes challenging when tight deadlines and global shipping requirements clash. In this case, the two most obvious choices are air freight and ocean shipping. Being the two most popular modes of transport, both air freight and ocean freight has some advantages to consider. Choosing the right way for your cargo requires thorough analysis, and you should consider the following vital factors. Cost: Though it may seem that ocean shipping is cheaper than air freight, it may not always be accurate. To make the best choice, you need to know how carriers charge international shipping. Air freight is charged based on the weight and gets calculated, taking into account the size and weight of the consignment. Whereas in the case of  International Ocean Freight Shipping  is charged based on the size of the container being used. A full-size container is available at a flat rate. When the consignments are large and heavy, ocean shipping is more appealing, but as shipment sizes become smaller, the difference between air and ocean shipment cost also reduces. Besides the actual transport cost, warehousing charges along with customs and destination charges should also be taken into account.Continue Reading...

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