News / Air cargo boom at Budapest Airport as multinational shippers move in

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• Ameliia Tahiir

  October 20, 2017 at 8:04 am

  Wow, nice information about Air Freight Services. You probably don’t have to be told to consider the costs before an undertaking. As a business person, you consider the bottom line and as an individual, you have a budget. Naturally, you’re going to want to know which will cost you less, air freight or ocean freight. Typically, you will hear that shipping by the ocean is cheaper than shipping by air. And typically, this is true; however, this is not necessarily the case. To make the best decision, it helps to be educated about how carriers charge for international shipping. Airlines bill you by what is called a chargeable weight. Chargeable weight is calculated from a combination of the weight and size of a shipment. Sea carriers charge per container rates for shipping in standard containers (20’ and 40’ being the most common sizes). While weight can factor into the price from sea carriers, their charge tends to be based more on the size of a shipment. If you are shipping less than a container load, your price is often determined by the cubic meter. With larger and heavier shipments, it is often much cheaper to ship by sea. As a shipment gets smaller, the margin between the prices gets smaller and sometimes air will even end up less expensive. A few months ago I had taken the service from Dark Blue Shipping LLC, who providing total logistical services around the world and have played a vital role in the economic progress of the country.

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