Best practices for tracking Air China Cargo shipments
Businesses can track Air China Cargo shipments using the air waybill (AWB) number provided at booking. For occasional shipments, Air China AWB tracking is available through the airline's online portal where the AWB number can be entered for real-time status updates and estimated arrival times. Companies with higher shipping volumes can benefit from unified freight tracking solutions like Beacon, which centralize Air China Cargo tracking data alongside other carriers, streamlining logistics and enhancing overall supply chain visibility.
About Air China Cargo
Air China Cargo, a division of Air China, was established in 2003 and is headquartered in Beijing, China. It was founded as part of Air China's expansion into dedicated air cargo services. Air China Cargo offers comprehensive logistics solutions, including international freight transport, specialized handling for perishable goods, and large-scale cargo operations. Air China Cargo operates under its parent company, Air China, which is publicly traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Air China Cargo Track and Trace FAQs
Air China Cargo air waybill tracking numbers are 11 digits long and start with "999".
Tracking Air China Cargo air waybills with Beacon provides details such as shipment status, location updates, estimated arrival times, and delay notifications.
Yes, Air China Cargo operates a fleet of Boeing 777 and Boeing 747 freighters in addition to utilizing the hold capacity of Air China passenger planes.
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