Real-time Air Cargo Tracking

You can track your air cargo by entering your 11-digit Air Waybill (AWB) number into the ShipsGo tracking tool. You can also add your AWB to your ShipsGo dashboard to monitor shipment status, flight information, and available cargo milestones in one place.

Yes, we provide API for your air cargo. Please find all API details here. If you need a further technical support or more information related to API integration, please feel free to contact us.

ShipsGo supports air cargo tracking for more than 160 airlines worldwide. You can track shipments from major airlines and cargo carriers using their AWB numbers through ShipsGo.

A standard AWB number usually consists of 11 digits. ShipsGo supports commonly used formats such as 999-12345678 and 99912345678. Enter your AWB number into the tracking tool to start tracking your air cargo shipment.

An Air Waybill (AWB) is a shipment document and tracking number used to identify air cargo. It typically consists of an airline prefix followed by a shipment number. ShipsGo uses the AWB number to retrieve available air cargo tracking information.

Yes. ShipsGo supports split air cargo tracking. You can monitor shipments that have been split into multiple shipments and receive updates for each individual shipment, helping you maintain visibility throughout the transportation process.

Yes. ShipsGo allows you to track air cargo shipments from multiple supported airlines through one platform. Instead of checking individual airline websites, you can manage your AWBs and monitor shipment updates from a single dashboard.

ShipsGo supports airport-to-airport air cargo shipments with standard 11-digit AWB numbers, but DHL Express, FedEx, and UPS courier shipments are not supported because they use their own hub networks and different tracking number formats.

DHL Express shipments, for example, typically use a 10-digit tracking number rather than a standard 11-digit AWB. However, DHL Aviation is supported when the shipment has a valid 11-digit AWB, as DHL Aviation handles airport-to-airport air cargo transportation.

Depending on the airline and the available data, ShipsGo can provide information such as origin and destination airports, flight number and date, shipment pieces, weight and volume, transit and transshipment information, delays, and shipment milestones such as RCS, DEP, ARR, RCF, and DLV.

Yes. ShipsGo can send email notifications for important air cargo status and milestone updates, helping you monitor shipments without manually checking individual airline websites.