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Known Shippers are entities who wish to tender their own goods for air transportation on a passenger air carrier and have gone through an approval process mandated by the TSA. If you are not a Known Shipper, by filling out the New Account Application, the process of becoming a Known Shipper with United Cargo will be started.
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Book, track and manage freight shipments. Explore UnitedCargo.com. Register for a United Cargo account, online booking access or United Cargo Billing access. Search for cargo airport station information or cargo facilities including addresses, hours of operation and pick up and drop off times.
Find addresses, hours of operation, and product capabilities for our cargo facilities. Search Your source for rules and regulations for shipment acceptance, rates, packaging and labeling, payment methods, security, international shipping, customs clearance, overtender, and hazardous materials.
FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions – United Cargo. The U.S. Customs Border Protection has issued new Air Cargo Advance Screening Data Elements for air freight shipments traveling to or through the United States. Click here to learn more about what these new data requirements will mean for your shipments.
31 Ιαν 2020 · The program applies to airfreight shipments leaving the U.S. It allows certain “known shippers” to transport cargo on passenger aircraft (“belly freight”) in addition to cargo aircraft. If you are not in the TSA Known Shipper database, you must use cargo-only planes.
Shipper and Consignee information is not required to make a booking, however it is required to save an air waybill using this website. You may add the Shipper and Consignee information when making a booking or you may update this information after the booking has been made. Notes on Shipper & Consignee information fields:
13 Νοε 2023 · The purpose of KSMS is to establish a vetted and trusted relationship between shippers and airlines. Through the program, the TSA reviews and approves known shipper status for qualified shippers in the United States, allowing them additional air cargo shipping privileges once they qualify.
