Standard
For planned shipments balancing lead time, capacity and cost.
International transport / air
Air freight when timing matters, to China.
For urgent, sensitive or high-value shipments, FEESGO uses capacity secured under direct airline contracts and deals directly with the airline for booking and milestone updates. If the schedule or cargo status changes, the team can check with the airline promptly and keep you informed, then coordinate the AWB, export customs and final delivery.
- Direction
- France / Europe → China
- Formats
- Parcels, pallets, charter
- Airline access
- Direct contracts · direct follow-up
Operating scope
An air solution built around the deadline.
The hard deadline, cargo type, dimensions and documents determine what to book and which points require control.
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Booking against capacity secured under FEESGO’s direct airline contracts, with AWB / HAWB / MAWB preparation as applicable
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Standard, priority, express and charter solutions
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Departures from France and Europe to Chinese airports
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Export declaration coordinated with FEESGO air freight
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Door-to-door service with pre-carriage and final delivery
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Direct airline checks on booking, departure, transit and arrival milestones, with prompt updates when plans change
Operating steps
The air shipment, step by step.
Work starts with the cargo’s actual characteristics and the delivery deadline before capacity is requested.
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Qualify the cargo
Confirm origin, destination, pieces, dimensions, weight, value, date and constraints.
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Check documents
Review the product, customs data and AWB / HAWB / MAWB requirements.
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Book and export
Confirm capacity, flight plan and the export declaration linked to FEESGO freight.
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Track and deliver
Follow carrier milestones and coordinate the agreed handover or final delivery.
Service options
Choose the speed you need, not the fastest by default.
Standard, priority or charter: the right level balances target date, cost and cargo constraints.
Priority
For urgent shipments needing priority booking and closer monitoring.
Charter & special
For high volumes or cargo requiring a dedicated operational review.
Price & lead time
What affects price and lead time.
Gross weight alone is not enough to build an air-freight offer.
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Chargeable weight calculated from dimensions
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Airports, route and priority level
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Cargo-ready date and confirmed capacity
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Batteries, dangerous goods, temperature and documents
Prepare the request
Six inputs to compare air-freight options.
Route, dimensions, cargo and target date allow pricing against the real requirement rather than a generic estimate.
Request a quote-
Departure airport or address and final destination
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Piece count, dimensions and gross weight
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Cargo nature, value and customs code
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Ready date and requested final deadline
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Incoterm and expected responsibilities
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Batteries, dangerous goods, temperature or other constraints
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Chinese consignee details, including the USCI code when required for the manifest or by the carrier
What the quotation confirms
The quotation states the service scope, operating conditions, required documents, price and estimated lead time. Transport or storage capacity is confirmed for each shipment.
FAQ
Questions before an air booking.
Flights, capacity and lead times are confirmed for each shipment.
01 Which direction does FEESGO air freight cover?
From France and Europe to China. China–France arrivals are described only within the import-clearance scope.
02 Why are dimensions required?
Air pricing compares gross and volumetric weight. Dimensions for every piece are needed to calculate chargeable weight.
03 Can batteries or dangerous goods be accepted?
They are reviewed case by case after product information, SDS, battery reports and available packaging details are provided.
04 How is the air-freight lead time confirmed?
The quotation states the proposed routing, available departure and estimated lead time for the shipment. Booking remains subject to flight, capacity and customs operations.
05 How is chargeable weight calculated?
Air pricing compares gross weight with volumetric weight, generally length × width × height (cm) ÷ 6,000 per piece. Example: a 60 × 50 × 40 cm piece weighing 15 kg is charged at 20 kg. The exact basis is stated in each quotation.
06 Can a small shipment be assessed?
Yes, once the piece count, dimensions and weight are provided. The available solution and any minimum charge are stated in the quotation.
Operating examples
Three situations, three operational responses.
These examples show how FEESGO defines the next action when documents, port operations or collection details do not match the plan.
AIR / EXPORT
Air export · France to China
- Flow
- France → China
- Challenge
- A palletised shipment contained several commercial lines and customs data that had to be aligned before export handover.
- Handling
- Invoice-to-packing-list reconciliation, checks on EORI, weights, declaration parties, customs office and exit point, then operational file handover.
- Outcome
- The required export data was completed, allowing the air-export operation to proceed.
Operating example · conditions adapted to each shipment
Next step
Compare options for your next shipment.
Share the origin, destination, cargo and target date. FEESGO asks only for the additional details needed to prepare a workable quotation.