The dimensions that belong in a freight enquiry
Measure the packed piece, keep the units visible and separate volume from a promise that the load will fit.
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Dispatch notes
Twelve original articles about cargo records, receiving decisions and the limits of a useful plan. Written by the fictional Relay & Quay planning desk.
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Give the exception a decision owner before departure
A contact list is useful only when the next person knows which decision they are authorised to make.
Read the articleDesign the packing list for the team that receives it
The best reference is one that still identifies the right piece after it has crossed several organisational boundaries.
Read the articleA shared-load enquiry needs more than a cubic-metre total
Consolidation adds handovers and decisions that deserve their own space in the plan.
Read the articleWhat an air-cargo timing example leaves outside the flight
A short airport movement can sit inside a much longer chain of preparation, release and receiving decisions.
Read the articleThe connection is a cargo handover, not a line on a map
A combined-mode plan needs compatible equipment, a transfer record and an owner for the missed-connection decision.
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