INTERNATIONAL AIR FREIGHT
CargoMaster will provide you with a fully customized solution best suited to your requirements. Whether your a private customer or global export / import entity CargoMaster is sure to meet you freight needs.
We offer services to over 750 worldwide centers , our established logistics network allows us to provide the most reliable and economical international air freight logistic services to our customers.
Export Air Freight Services:
- export air freight consolidation services
- export air freight services to and from Europe,the USA,South America and the Middle East
- shipping to and from Sydney and all Australian capital cities
CargoMaster, cares, offering peace of mind and expert advice with all international air freight services:
- Economic and competitive international shipping rates
- Document preparation, processing and lodgement
- Comprehensive door to door freight insurance protection
- Australian Customs advice
- Warehouse, packing and order deliveries
- Assistance with quarantine & regulatory requirements
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mport air freight from over 500 worldwide centers. CargoMaster offers fast low cost import air freight services to most capital cities.Whether it’s spare parts or heavy mining machinery CargoMaster is sure to deliver a cost effective import air freight solution. For time sensitive import air freight,large or small,we handle it all! Contact the team at CargoMaster now and experience next generation import air freight services today
- Air Freight Alaska To Australia
- Air Freight Argentina To Australia
- Air Freight Brazil to Australia
- Air Freight Canada to Australia
- Air Freight Chile to Australia
- Air Freight Egypt To Australia
- Air Freight France To Australia
- Air Freight Germany to Australia
- Air Freight Ghana To Australia
- Air Freight Greece to Australia
- Air Freight Hawaii to Australia
- Air Freight Hong Kong To Australia
- Air Freight India to Australia
- Air Freight Indonesia To Australia
- Air Freight Ireland To Australia
- Air Freight Italy To Australia
- Air Freight Japan To Australia
- Air Freight Malaysia To Australia
- Air Freight Mexico to Australia
- Air Freight Namibia To Australia
- Air Freight NZ to Australia
- Air Freight Pakistan To Australia
- Air Freight Philippines to Australia
- Air Freight Poland to Australia
- Air Freight Saudi Arabia to Australia
- Air Freight Singapore to Australia
- Air Freight Spain To Australia
- Air Freight South Africa To Australia
- Air Freight South Korea To Australia
- Air Freight Sri Lanka To Australia
- Air Freight Sweden to Australia
- Air Freight Taiwan to Australia
- Air Freight Tanzania To Australia
- Air Freight Thailand To Australia
- Air Freight The Netherlands to Australia
- Air Freight The United Arab Emirates To Australia
- Air Freight Turkey to Australia
- Air Freight UK to Australia
- Air Freight Uruguay to Australia
- Air Freight USA to Australia
- Air Freight Venezuela to Australia
- Air Freight Vietnam to Australia
- Air Freight Zimbabwe To Australia
Hazard labels for dangerous goods
For ease of identification of dangerous goods, the international community has created a classification system. All dangerous goods are included in one of nine primary classes. In some cases it has also been necessary to sub-divide some of the classes into divisions in order to adequately provide for the dangers of the individual goods.
There is a label for each class/division to categorise the nature of the hazard. These labels must be affixed to the outside of the package when it is offered for transport and must remain on the package while it is in transit. Some examples of these are illustrated below:
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Class 1 Explosives – explosive substances, explosive articles, pyrotechnic devices. Includes ammunition, fireworks, detonators, etc |
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Class 2 Gases – transported as either compressed, liquefied, refrigerated liquefied or gas in solution. Includes aerosols. This class has three divisions:
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Class 3 Flammable liquids – includes liquids with a boiling point of 35 degrees C or less or a flash point of 60 degrees C or less. Examples are Petrol, Alcohol, etc |
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Class 4 Flammable solids – substances liable to spontaneous combustion and substances which, in contact with water, emit flammable gases. Class 4 has 3 divisions:
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Class 5.1 Oxidising substances – substances which in themselves are not necessarily combustible, but which by yielding oxygen may cause or contribute to the combustion of other material. Example is generators which produce oxygen by chemical reaction. |
Class 5.2 Organic peroxides – these are thermally unstable substance which may undergo heat generating, self accelerating decomposition – which may be explosive, rapid, sensitive to impact or friction or react dangerously with other substances. Example is Hydrogen Peroxide | |
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Class 6.1 Toxic substances – those substances which are liable to cause death or injury if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through the skin. Examples are pesticides and poisons |
Class 6.2 Infectious substances – those known to contain , or reasonably expected to contain, pathogens. | |
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Class 7 Radioactive material |
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Class 8 Corrosives – substances which, in the event of leakage, can cause severe damage by chemical action when in contact with living tissue or materially damage other freight, containers or the aircraft. Examples are Mercury, Battery acids. etc |
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Class 9 Miscellaneous – includes magnetic articles, which can have an impact on the aircraft’s compass, Internal combustion engines, dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) etc. |
There are four handling labels available for to use in conjunction with the appropriate labels. These are as follows:
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Cryogenics – used on liquefied gases | ![]() |
This Way Up |
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Cargo Aircraft Only – a warning that the package must not be carried on an aircraft with passengers |