Flow of Export Business

Flow of Air Cargo Exports

1. 1. We receive a request from the customer, collect the cargo, and unload it in a designated warehouse.
2. 2. After unloading, the cargo undergoes a security check, calibration, and scaling.
3. 3. Upon completion, an Air Way Bill label is attached to the cargo. The information is entered.
4. 4. We declare the cargo to customs.
5. 5. The declared content is examined and an inspection is assigned when necessary.
6. 6. After receiving permission from customs, the cargo is loaded from the designated warehouse to the airline company.
7. 7. The cargo is transported to the airline company and loaded onto the flight with a ULD (Unit Load Device).

Flow of Marine Cargo Exports

1. 1. We receive a request from the customer and collect the cargo with containers.
2. 2. The cargo is loaded onto the CY (container yard) and loading confirmed.
3. 3. We declare the cargo to customs.
4. 4. The declared content is examined and an inspection is assigned when necessary.
5. 5. After receiving permission from customs, the containers are loaded from the CY to the ship.

1. 1. We receive a request from the customer, collect the cargo, and unload it at the CFS (Container Freight Station).
   (Customers can arrange for the cargo to be delivered to the CFS.)
2. 2. The cargo is loaded to the CFS based on the case mark of the invoice received from the customer.
3. 3. Once the loading is confirmed we declare the cargo to customs.
4. 4. The declared content is examined and an inspection is assigned when necessary.
5. 5. After receiving permission from customs, the cargo is vanned into the containers at the CFS.
6. 6. After vanning the cargo, the containers are transported to the CY and loaded onto the ship.