Heavy Lift Cargo Airlines flight check-in
AustraliaHow online check-in works
1
Open the airline website or app and enter your booking code and last name
Online check-in
Booking codeA1B2C3
Last nameSMITH
Continue
2
Pick a seat and confirm your travel details
Select your seat
Confirm
3
Download or print your boarding pass
Boarding pass
SMITH / JOHN14A
As a cargo airline, Heavy Lift Cargo Airlines does not operate traditional passenger check-in procedures. Cargo shipments follow different handling and documentation processes.
Cargo shipment steps:
- Submit shipment details and booking request through a freight forwarder or directly to the airline
- Receive confirmation and Air Waybill (AWB) number
- Arrange pickup of goods or deliver to designated cargo facility
- Provide all required shipping documents and customs declarations
- Track shipment status using the AWB number
Practical tip: Submit documentation at least 24–48 hours before scheduled departure to allow time for processing and customs clearance.
What documents are needed for cargo shipment?
Standard requirements include a completed Air Waybill, commercial invoice, packing list, and any certificates of origin or customs declarations depending on the destination country and commodity type.
Can shipments be insured?
Cargo insurance options are typically available through freight forwarders and the airline. Contact your booking agent to arrange coverage based on shipment value and risk assessment.