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Air Freight: lanes, transit times and quotes
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Origin, destination and mode as the operation reports them. No names, prices or file numbers.
Leon, MexicoVon Ormy, USA
AirQuoting
577 hours ago
Lake Forest, USACiudad de México, Mexico
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617 hours ago
Seoul (Incheon), South KoreaSan Andrés Cholula Puebla, Mexico
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617 hours ago
Air freight
International air cargo
International air cargo into Mexico moves on commercial flights or freighters, as a consolidated shipment or as a direct booking. It is the mode for urgent parts, high value, samples and cargo that cannot wait for a vessel. Ocean remains the default for heavy cube. We do not publish air rates on this page.
Service
General air cargo vs urgent
General air cargo is booked on the next suitable flight with a consolidated or standard service. Urgent cargo is the same airport-to-airport move with a tighter cutoff and a more direct connection when the airline has space. Both still depend on the flight that is actually available. We confirm the option in the written quote, without a contracted clock on this hub.
Mexico
Airports in Mexico
The gateways we use most are AIFA (Felipe Ángeles) and Mexico City AICM for the center of the country, Guadalajara for the Bajío and the west, and Monterrey for the northeast and the border region. The airport follows the flight and the customs office, not a single national hub.
Paperwork
Documents and air waybill
The air waybill (AWB) is the carrier’s transport document. With it you normally need the commercial invoice and the packing list. The pedimento is filed in Mexico by a licensed customs broker. Regulated products can require extra certificates. The AWB number is also how you track the flight.
Chargeable weight
Volumetric weight
Airlines compare actual kilograms with volumetric weight. The higher of the two is the chargeable weight. The usual air-cargo divisor is 6,000 when dimensions are in centimeters: length × width × height ÷ 6,000. That figure is a measurement rule, not a tariff. We do not publish a price per kilo here.
Lanes
Most searched air lanes
These are the air lanes readers open most often.
How it works
From quote to delivery
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Cargo details
Origin, destination in Mexico, description, weight and volume or container on WhatsApp 81 1999 3446.
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Mode
We compare a standard flight and a tighter air service if the airline has space.
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Written quote
You receive the quote in writing. Nothing on this page is a standing rate.
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Documents
We list the transport document, invoice, packing list and what the broker needs for the pedimento.
Checklist
Documents and cost drivers
Air import documents
- Air waybill
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Pedimento (licensed broker)
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between general and urgent air freight?+
General air cargo takes the next suitable flight, often consolidated. Urgent air cargo uses a tighter cutoff and a more direct flight when space exists. Neither is a contracted delivery time until a flight is booked.
Which Mexican airports do you use?+
AIFA and Mexico City AICM, Guadalajara and Monterrey. The choice follows the airline schedule and the customs office for your cargo.
How is volumetric weight calculated?+
With dimensions in centimeters, length × width × height ÷ 6,000 is the usual volumetric weight in kilograms. The airline charges on the higher of actual weight and volumetric weight. That is not a price per kilo.
Do you publish air freight rates?+
No. Send weight, dimensions, origin and destination on WhatsApp 81 1999 3446 and we reply with a written quote.
Air Freight to Mexico
- United States → Mexico→
- Canada → Mexico→
- Colombia → Mexico→
- Peru → Mexico→
- Chile → Mexico→
- Brazil → Mexico→
- Argentina → Mexico→
- Panama → Mexico→
- Guatemala → Mexico→
- Costa Rica → Mexico→
- Dominican Republic → Mexico→
- Ecuador → Mexico→
- Germany → Mexico→
- Netherlands → Mexico→
- France → Mexico→
- United Kingdom → Mexico→
- Spain → Mexico→
- Italy → Mexico→
- Belgium → Mexico→
- Turkey → Mexico→
- Switzerland → Mexico→
- Luxembourg → Mexico→
- China → Mexico→
- Hong Kong → Mexico→
- South Korea → Mexico→
- Japan → Mexico→
- Taiwan → Mexico→
- Singapore → Mexico→
- Thailand → Mexico→
- Vietnam → Mexico→
- India → Mexico→
- Malaysia → Mexico→
- Indonesia → Mexico→
- Philippines → Mexico→
- United Arab Emirates → Mexico→
- Qatar → Mexico→
- South Africa → Mexico→
- Australia → Mexico→
Air Freight from Mexico
- Mexico → United States→
- Mexico → Canada→
- Mexico → Colombia→
- Mexico → Peru→
- Mexico → Chile→
- Mexico → Brazil→
- Mexico → Argentina→
- Mexico → Panama→
- Mexico → Guatemala→
- Mexico → Costa Rica→
- Mexico → Dominican Republic→
- Mexico → Ecuador→
- Mexico → Germany→
- Mexico → Netherlands→
- Mexico → France→
- Mexico → United Kingdom→
- Mexico → Spain→
- Mexico → Italy→
- Mexico → Belgium→
- Mexico → Turkey→
- Mexico → Switzerland→
- Mexico → Luxembourg→
- Mexico → China→
- Mexico → Hong Kong→
- Mexico → South Korea→
- Mexico → Japan→
- Mexico → Taiwan→
- Mexico → Singapore→
- Mexico → Thailand→
- Mexico → Vietnam→
- Mexico → India→
- Mexico → Malaysia→
- Mexico → Indonesia→
- Mexico → Philippines→
- Mexico → United Arab Emirates→
- Mexico → Qatar→
- Mexico → South Africa→
- Mexico → Australia→
Top lanes into Mexico
- Los Angeles → Mexico City (AICM)→
- Los Angeles → Felipe Ángeles (AIFA)→
- Los Angeles → Guadalajara→
- Los Angeles → Monterrey→
- Los Angeles → Querétaro→
- Miami → Mexico City (AICM)→
- Miami → Felipe Ángeles (AIFA)→
- Miami → Guadalajara→
- Miami → Monterrey→
- Miami → Querétaro→
- New York (JFK) → Mexico City (AICM)→
- New York (JFK) → Felipe Ángeles (AIFA)→
- New York (JFK) → Guadalajara→
- New York (JFK) → Monterrey→
- New York (JFK) → Querétaro→
- Chicago → Mexico City (AICM)→
- Chicago → Felipe Ángeles (AIFA)→
- Chicago → Guadalajara→
- Chicago → Monterrey→
- Chicago → Querétaro→
- Dallas / Fort Worth → Mexico City (AICM)→
- Dallas / Fort Worth → Felipe Ángeles (AIFA)→
- Dallas / Fort Worth → Guadalajara→
- Dallas / Fort Worth → Monterrey→
- Dallas / Fort Worth → Querétaro→
- Houston → Mexico City (AICM)→
- Houston → Felipe Ángeles (AIFA)→
- Houston → Guadalajara→
- Houston → Monterrey→
- Houston → Querétaro→
- Atlanta → Mexico City (AICM)→
- Atlanta → Felipe Ángeles (AIFA)→
- Atlanta → Guadalajara→
- Atlanta → Monterrey→
- Atlanta → Querétaro→
- Laredo → Mexico City (AICM)→
Global lanes
- China → United States→
- China → Canada→
- China → Brazil→
- China → Colombia→
- China → Chile→
- China → Peru→
- China → Guatemala→
- China → Panama→
- China → Germany→
- China → Netherlands→
- China → United Kingdom→
- China → Spain→
- South Korea → United States→
- South Korea → Canada→
- South Korea → Brazil→
- South Korea → Colombia→
- South Korea → Chile→
- South Korea → Peru→
- South Korea → Guatemala→
- South Korea → Panama→
- South Korea → Germany→
- South Korea → Netherlands→
- South Korea → United Kingdom→
- South Korea → Spain→
- Japan → United States→
- Japan → Canada→
- Japan → Brazil→
- Japan → Colombia→
- Japan → Chile→
- Japan → Peru→
- Japan → Guatemala→
- Japan → Panama→
- Japan → Germany→
- Japan → Netherlands→
- Japan → United Kingdom→
- Japan → Spain→
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