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For illustration, airport-to-airport time alone for intercontinental shipments is about 1 day for direct flights (from Poland this is available only to a few airports outside Europe), about 2 days for express services, about 3-4 days for standard services and around 5-7 days for economy services. The above mentioned approximate transport times do not include the time needed to receive the shipment, export clearance, security control and waiting for loading in the exporter's country, as well as for airport operations, import clearance and delivery to door in the importer's country.

The maximum dimensions and weight of cargo that can be accepted by the airline depend on the types of aircraft used on the route. Most flights between the world's major airports are served by wide-bodied aircraft, the main limitation of which is the size of the air pallet and the height of the cargo hold. Most often it can be assumed that the cargo on a standard air pallet with dimensions of 317 x 223 cm and a height of 75 cm on European routes, is 160 cm on transatlantic routes and 220 cm in cargo planes. Therefore, in many cases we check with the airlines whether they will accept the goods on a given route.

Yes. The carriage of goods in controlled temperature can be done in multiple ways. So-called passive service, which is a service where the airline commits itself to transport goods at a temperature between +15 and +25℃. It also stores the goods at airport terminals during reloading within this temperature range. In an airborne refrigerated container, guaranteeing temperatures from +2 to +8℃. By means of isothermal packages, sometimes filled with dry ice, providing the required temperature over a certain period of time. Appropriate selection of service depends on the type of goods and the required temperature, the transport route and the services available on it, as well as the possibility of preparing goods for transport by the exporter.