Airnesia Royal Service

Cargo Type

General Cargo

General Cargo refers to all types of goods that don't fall under specialized categories like dangerous goods or perishables. It includes a wide range of items, such as electronics, textiles, machinery, and personal items, that can be transported safely using standard shipping methods. General cargo can be transported by air, sea, or land, depending on size, weight, and destination.

E-Commerce

E-commerce cargo consists of goods sold through online platforms and shipped directly to consumers or businesses. This category includes electronics, fashion items, household goods, and other consumer products. Due to the high volume and fast-paced nature of e-commerce, efficient logistics, real-time tracking, and reliable last-mile delivery are essential. Packaging must be secure yet lightweight to minimize costs while ensuring the safety of the products during transit.

Pharmaceutical Cargo

Pharmaceutical cargo includes medicines, vaccines, medical equipment, and other healthcare-related products. These items often require strict temperature control, secure packaging, and compliance with health regulations. Cold chain logistics is crucial for temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals, ensuring they remain effective throughout transportation. Adherence to global regulatory standards, such as Good Distribution Practice (GDP) and WHO guidelines, is necessary to maintain product integrity.

Dangerous Goods

Dangerous goods (DG) are substances or items that pose a risk to health, safety, property, or the environment. These goods include chemicals, explosives, flammable items, and certain pharmaceuticals. Transporting dangerous goods requires special handling, packaging, labeling, and documentation to ensure compliance with safety regulations. Airlines, ships, and trucks must adhere to international standards such as the IATA (International Air Transport Association) and IMDG (International Maritime Dangerous Goods) codes.

Marine Product

Marine products refer to any goods derived from or related to the sea. This category includes seafood (fish, shellfish, etc.), seaweed, and products made from marine resources such as fish oil or pearls. These products require specific handling to ensure they are preserved and transported under appropriate conditions, including temperature control and careful packaging to prevent spoilage during transit.

Perishable

Perishable goods include items that have a limited shelf life and require rapid transportation to avoid spoilage. Common perishable items include fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy products, meat, and flowers. These goods often need temperature-controlled containers (refrigerated or frozen) and fast delivery to ensure they reach their destination in optimal condition.

Live Animal

Live animal shipments involve the transportation of animals, including pets, livestock, and zoo animals. These shipments require specialized care, including suitable containers, climate control, and adequate ventilation. Additionally, regulations governing the transport of live animals are strict, ensuring that the animals' welfare is maintained throughout their journey. Handling procedures vary depending on the species being transported.

High-Value Cargo

High-value items refer to goods that are expensive, rare, or otherwise of significant financial value. These can include jewelry, electronics, artwork, and luxury goods. Shipping high-value items often requires enhanced security, specialized packaging, and insurance to protect them from theft, damage, or loss during transit. Tracking systems and secure handling are often employed to ensure safe delivery.

Human Remain

The transportation of human remains, including bodies, ashes, or personal belongings of the deceased, is a sensitive and highly regulated process. Transporting human remains requires specific documentation, embalming, and appropriate packaging to ensure that the remains are handled with dignity and respect. International shipments are subject to customs regulations, health standards, and the wishes of the family or estate.

Heavy Cargo

Heavy cargo refers to oversized or extremely heavy items that exceed the standard weight or size limits for regular cargo. These items can include large machinery, construction equipment, and industrial components. Heavy cargo often requires specialized transport vehicles, cranes, or flatbed trailers for land transport, and may require special permits for movement. Air and sea cargo options also exist for large shipments, often utilizing customized containers or specialized vessels.

In transporting customers' goods, Airnesia is certified to transport various types of goods, such as Dangerous Goods (class A), perishables, marine products, agricultural commodities, plantations, and other general cargo.

Using Boeing 737-300 aircraft, Airnesia is able to travel to airports with runways below 2000m, so it is also very effective for shipping agricultural commodities, fisheries, and basic necessities with a capacity of up to 15 tons per transport for the needs of rural areas, where not all airlines can land.

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