IAG Cargo track and trace best practices
Businesses can track IAG Cargo shipments using the air waybill (AWB) number provided at booking. For occasional shipments, IAG air cargo tracking is accessible through online portals where the AWB number can be entered for real-time updates on shipment status and estimated delivery times. Companies handling larger volumes benefit from unified freight solutions like Beacon, which centralize IAG Cargo AWB tracking with other carriers in a single platform, streamlining logistics and enhancing overall supply chain visibility.
About IAG Cargo
IAG Cargo was founded in 2011 following the merger of British Airways World Cargo and Iberia Cargo, forming the cargo division of International Airlines Group (IAG). Headquartered in London, IAG Cargo provides a global network of air freight services, including temperature-sensitive cargo, perishables, live animals, and high-value shipments. As a division of IAG, a publicly traded company listed on the London Stock Exchange, IAG Cargo leverages the vast reach of its parent airline group to deliver world-class logistics solutions.
IAG air cargo tracking FAQs
Your IAG Cargo air waybill tracking number is typically 11 digits long.
When tracking IAG Cargo air waybills with Beacon, you can view real-time shipment status, estimated delivery times, departure and arrival locations, and transit updates.
No, IAG Cargo operates by utilizing the cargo hold capacity of the airline group's passenger flights.
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