Air freight routings
Enter an airport pair to see which airlines can carry it, direct or over their hub, and how long it should take.
These are computed routings, not a flight schedule. We work out which airlines could carry the pair from their hub networks, and estimate block time from great-circle distance at 850 km/h plus 8 hours of hub ground time for a transfer. There are no flight numbers, departure times or prices here because we do not have a schedule or rate feed yet — live capacity and pricing arrive with the air-cargo marketplace integration. Confirm any cut-off or connection with the carrier.
Start from a cargo hub
The 41 airports our airline registry is built around.
How transit is estimated
Great-circle distance ÷ 850 km/h, plus 36 minutes per leg for taxi, climb and descent, plus 8 hours of ground time when the routing transfers at a hub. Cargo does not connect like a passenger — it has to be broken down, re-screened and rebuilt onto the next ULD.
Why some pairs return nothing
A routing only appears when an airline in our registry hubs at one end, or its hub sits within a sensible detour of the direct track. Thin lanes usually need two carriers stitched together, which is a human job today.
What is missing on purpose
Flight numbers, departure days, available tonnage and prices. We will show them when we have a feed behind them — not before.