Air waybill - AWB

Air waybill - AWB

Type of bill of lading that serves as a (1) receipt of goods by an airline (carrier) and (2) as a contract of carriage between the shipper and the carrier. It includes (a) conditions of carriage that define (among other terms and conditions) the carrier's limits of liability and claims procedures, (b) a description of the goods, and (c) applicable charges. The airline industry has adopted a standard format for AWB which is used throughout the world for both domestic and international traffic. Unlike a bill of lading, an AWB is a non-negotiable instrument, does not ....
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e-AWB - IATA

Air Waybill Tracking


Implementation Toolkit:

1 - e-AWB Quick Reference Guide (pdf)
2 - e-AWB Quick Reference Guide for Forwarders (pdf)
3 - e-AWB Who and Where Report (pdf)
4 - e-AWB Technical Readiness Assessment Airlines (pdf)
5 - e-AWB Technical Readiness Assessment Forwarders (pdf)
6 - Implementation Checklist for Airlines (pdf)
7 - Implementation Checklist for Forwarders (pdf)


Air Waybill Editing form

Import paperwork and declarations


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