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Choosing a freight mode starts with a few practical questions: how quickly does the cargo need to arrive, what are its dimensions and weight, and how sensitive is it to handling?
Air freight suits time-critical and high-value cargo. Ocean freight is typically chosen for larger volumes moving across international trade lanes. Road freight provides flexibility for regional movements and for connecting ports, airports and final destinations.
Many journeys combine more than one mode. Planning them together, rather than as separate legs, helps keep the shipment coordinated from origin to destination.
