When you’re shipping cargo internationally, there are a few different methods you can use to get your goods from point A to point B. Here’s a look at the most common ones offered by Danspeed: air cargo and container shipping.

Air Cargo

This is probably the most common way to ship cargo internationally. Air freight is convenient because it doesn’t require any ground transportation; the goods are just loaded onto an airplane and flown to their destination. There are several different types of air cargo, including direct air freight, which involves transporting goods from one airport to another; air transport services, which provide airlines that transport goods for other companies; and air cargo forwarding, which connects shippers with airlines so they can offer air freight services to their customers.

Container Shipping

Another popular way to ship cargo internationally is through container shipping. Containers are large, standardized units that can hold a variety of items. They’re usually delivered to ports by truck or train, and then loaded onto ships that take them to their final destinations. Some containers are moved on floating platforms or barges, while others are loaded onto trucks and transported by road. The main advantage of using container shipping is that it’s relatively cheap and fast compared to other methods.

There are a few things that you should know about international cargo shipping if you’re thinking of sending something over the ocean. Here are some key points to keep in mind:

– Cargo shipping can be expensive, so make sure you factor that into your budget before you start packing your bags.

– It can take a long time for cargo to reach its destination, so be patient and plan ahead.

– Always make sure to package your cargo securely and document any damage that may occur during shipment.