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We help you choose the right mode of transportation, since it depends on several key factors. An effective logistics company must manage different transportation modes and customs cooperation to ensure a successful international operation.

International trade

Incoterms

The International Commercial Terms define the responsibilities and obligations of the parties involved in an international sale. Incoterms govern four key aspects of every commercial transaction:

  • Delivery of the goods
  • Transfer of risk
  • Allocation of costs
  • Documentation
01Delivery
02Risk
03Costs
04Documents
Ground equipment

Trailers and flatbeds

Ground equipment refers to the vehicles used to move freight by road. Types include flatbeds, tankers, refrigerated trucks, containers and dry vans, among others.

Each type of equipment has specific features and capacities suited to different kinds of cargo. Choosing the right equipment is essential for safe, on-time delivery.

Ground transportation equipment
Ocean equipment

Containers

ContainerInside dimensionsMax. payloadCubic capacity
20’ Standard (Dry Cargo)19’4” × 7’8” × 7’10”28,240 kg33.3 m³
40’ Standard (Dry Cargo)39’6” × 7’8” × 7’10”22,685 kg67.7 m³
40’ High Cube Standard (Dry Cargo)39’6” × 7’8” × 8’6”22,685 kg67.7 m³
20’ Collapsible Flat Rack18’6” × 7’3” × 7’4”27,610 kg27.6 m³
40’ Collapsible Flat Rack39’7” × 6’10” × 6’5”39,000 kg62.2 m³
20’ Reefer17’8” × 7’5” × 7’5”20,800 kg28.3 m³
40’ Reefer37’8” × 7’5” × 7’2”25,800 kg57.8 m³
Air equipment

Aircraft

Reference cargo capacity by aircraft type.

AircraftCargo capacity
Airbus A319, A320, A32115,000 kg
Airbus A33010,300 kg
Airbus A34016,000 kg
Boeing 7372,000 kg
Boeing 74712,000 kg
Boeing 747-400 ERF112,000 kg
Boeing 747-F Freighter107,000 kg
Boeing 777-20018,000 kg
Air cargo
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