Vehicle Shipping

Why Mehr Line Cargo & Shipping LLC is Your Ideal Air Freight Forwarder:

• Unmatched Expertise in the CIS and Russian Markets: Our extensive experience and intricate knowledge of the CIS logistics sector, especially Russia and Moscow, allow us to navigate the complexities of air freight shipping, offering you streamlined and hassle-free solutions.
• Tailored Shipping Solutions: We excel in understanding and meeting the unique demands of each shipment, whether it’s critical documents, perishable goods, or heavy machinery. Our personalized air freight and shipping services ensure timely and secure delivery to the CIS, Russia, and Moscow, making you feel understood and catered to.
• Strategic Location Advantage: Dubai’s strategic geographical position and state-of-the-art logistics facilities allow us to connect businesses to major urban centers across the CIS, fostering stronger trade relations with a significant emphasis on Russia and Moscow.
• Wide Range of Services: Our comprehensive suite, which includes, but is not limited to, door-to-door delivery, detailed customs clearance, warehousing, and real-time cargo tracking, ensures a seamless shipping experience from departure to arrival. This variety of services will make you feel reassured and confident in our capabilities.
• Customer-Centric Approach: At Mehr Line Cargo & Shipping LLC, we prioritize your satisfaction above all. Our dedicated team offers expert guidance and support tailored to your shipping needs, upholding the highest service standards.

  Here is a detailed list of these processes:

1. Pre-Shipment Planning and Quotation:
   
   • Evaluate the shipment’s size, weight, and type to determine the best air freight option.
   • Obtain quotes from different air freight forwarders and select the most suitable one based on cost, service, and transit time.

1. Documentation Preparation:
   
   • Commercial Invoice: Details about the shipment, including value, description, and country of origin.
   • Packing List: Information on the cargo, including weight, dimensions, and packing type.
   • Air Waybill (AWB): The contract of carriage that includes the shipper’s and consignee’s details, description of goods, and routing.
   • Export License: Required for certain goods depending on their nature and destination.
   • Certificate of Origin: Verifies the country where the goods were manufactured.
   • Other documents (e.g., inspection certificates, insurance certificates) may be required based on the nature of the goods and destination country regulations.

1. Packing and Labeling:
   
   • Packing: Goods must be packed securely for transit, considering factors like fragility, perishability, and value. Use sturdy, high-quality packing materials to protect the contents against pressure, vibrations, and impacts.
   • Labeling: Each package should contain the consignee’s name, address, contact details, and destination country. Labels for fragile items, hazardous materials, and other specific handling instructions must be visible.

1. Cargo Inspection and Security Clearance:
   
   • Before acceptance, the cargo undergoes inspection for safety and security compliance. This may involve physical inspection, x-ray scanning, or both.
   • Security clearances are obtained as required, ensuring the cargo meets all international air transport regulations.

1. Customs Clearance:
   
   • Customs in the country of origin and destination must clear the shipment. This involves submitting all necessary documentation to prove compliance with export and import regulations.
   • Duties and taxes are assessed and must be paid as applicable.

1. Consolidation and Containerization (if applicable):
   
   • Smaller shipments may be consolidated with other cargo to optimize space and reduce costs.
   • Goods may be containerized or loaded onto pallets for easier handling and transport.

1. Loading and Transport to the Airport:
   
   • The freight forwarder or logistics provider arranges for the cargo to be transported from the warehouse or facility to the departure airport.

1. Air Freight Transit:
   
   • The cargo is loaded onto the aircraft and transported to the destination airport. Transit times vary based on the route and service level chosen.

1. Arrival and Deconsolidation (if applicable):
   
   • Upon arrival, consolidated shipments and goods are prepared for customs clearance and final delivery.

1. Customs Clearance at Destination:
   
   • The consignee or a local customs broker handles the customs clearance, submitting necessary documents and paying relevant duties and taxes.

1. Final Delivery:
   After clearance, the cargo is delivered to the consignee’s address or made available for pickup, completing the air freight shipment process.

Each of these steps involves careful coordination and compliance with international shipping standards to ensure the smooth and timely delivery of air freight shipments.