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Import AWB (Air Waybill) Management

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Import AWB (Air Waybill) Management Every import journey begins with the details, and we treat your air waybill documentation with the highest level of precision, speed, and care. 

Our expert team goes beyond the basics

Detailed Verification of all shipment documentation

Flawless Coordination with global airline carriers

Real-Time Monitoring and proactive communication

Customs Compliance aligned with the latest international regulations

Instant Notifications to keep you informed at every checkpoint

We highly ensure all your cargo sails through the skies and lands with confidence – on time, fully compliant, and hassle-free. With Samsonlines, there are no surprises, only results.

Precise Import AWB Handling You Can Trust

Samsonlines manages your import air waybills with speed and accuracy, ensuring compliant, on-time cargo delivery with real-time updates and expert care.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Air Waybill is a receipt for the shipment, basically a contract of carriage between the shipper and the carrier. This shipping document is very important and is issued by an airline or a freight forwarder.

  • This document includes the below;
  • About the shipper and consignee (receiver)
  • The origin and destination airports
  • A description of the goods like their weight and dimensions
  • Any special handling instructions
  • The applicable charges
  • The terms and conditions of carriage

It also has a unique tracking number.

The airline directly or by a freight forwarder acting as an agent for the airline issues the Air Waybill.

A MAWB (Master Air Waybill) is given by the airline to the freight forwarder when they combine shipments from different senders. The forwarder is listed as the 'shipper' on it. On the other hand, A HAWB (House Air Waybill) is given by the freight forwarder to each sender whose goods are in the combined shipment. It’s the delivery contract between the sender and the forwarder.

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