These are the measurements of the main containers used in air transportation. The choice of container depends on the type of plane used for the transportation.
Pallet P1P, PAG
Dimensions | Length | Width | Height |
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Internas Max.: | 233 cm | 304 cm | 210 cm |
Base | 318 cm | 224 cm |
AKH-Container
Dimensions | Length | Width | Height |
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Internas Max.: | 233 cm | 144 cm | 111 cm |
Base | 156 cm | 153 cm |
Air carriage tariffs are calculated based on real weight or volumetric weight; using whichever one is heavier in each case. In cases where the volumetric weight is heavier than the real weight of the package, the volumetric weight is applied using the formula: 1 m3 = 167 kg, which is the same as length x width x height (in cm) divided by 6,000.
Maximum height of cargo permitted per plane type
General recommendations
Calculation of Volume per type of transportation
Dangerous goods are those which may be a health or safety risk or may harm the environment and as such are covered by IATA air cargo regulations. Some of these are so common in our daily lives that they may go undetected: batteries, lighters, some perfumery articles…
Due to our vast experience with this kind of transport and the specific training we have received, per international IATA regulations, we can offer you comprehensive advice throughout the whole transportation process. Tell us what goods you wish to transport, the destination, type of carriage and we will advise you as to which is the most appropriate and correct type of packaging and which documents need to be completed for the transport.
All dangerous goods must be declared as such and be packed in accordance with regulatory requirements. All dangerous goods must carry a sign, mark or label in the prescribed manner.