Air freight
Best for urgent, high-value or time-sensitive cargo where speed and schedule reliability outweigh higher unit cost.
Air freight capabilitiesKnowledge centre
Freight resources for confident shipping
Prepare the right information, choose a suitable mode and avoid common delays.
Mode guide
Choose the right freight mode
Sea freight
Best for larger volumes, regular replenishment and non-urgent cargo using FCL or consolidated LCL services.
Sea freight capabilitiesRoad and multimodal
Best for regional door-to-door distribution and flexible connections to airports, ports and inland hubs.
Road freight capabilitiesDownloadable checklist
Prepare an accurate quote request
Include the details below so the operations team can compare viable routes without avoidable follow-up.
- Origin and final destination
- Commodity and HS code, if known
- Package count, dimensions and gross weight
- Preferred mode and required delivery date
- Incoterm and customs requirements
- Hazardous, temperature or special handling needs
FAQ
International freight questions
Incoterms define how transport costs, tasks and risk are divided between seller and buyer. The commercial agreement should identify the selected rule and named place.
Carrier liability is limited and is not cargo insurance. Discuss cargo value and risk with your broker or XOLOG contact before dispatch.
Incomplete commercial documents, inconsistent values, missing permits and inaccurate commodity classifications are frequent causes of delay.
Book as early as practical, especially during peak periods. Share your required date so XOLOG can recommend a realistic cutoff and routing.
Ready for a routing recommendation?
Share your shipment details for a tailored response.