JTUO works with various airline resources and cargo channels to improve space availability and provide customers with more reliable booking options for China–India by air shipments.
Through professional booking management and advance planning, JTUO helps customers reserve suitable cargo space and reduce the risks caused by insufficient capacity or last-minute booking difficulties.
During peak seasons, when airline capacity becomes limited, JTUO provides proactive space planning and resource coordination to support customers with more stable shipment arrangements.
JTUO provides flexible booking solutions according to shipment volume, cargo characteristics, delivery schedules, and transportation needs, supporting different business scenarios.
Our team manages the complete booking process, including cargo information review, airline coordination, schedule confirmation, and shipment follow-up, ensuring smoother operations.
By combining resource coordination, advance booking strategies, and shipment monitoring, JTUO helps customers reduce risks such as cargo roll-over, flight delays, and uncertain transportation schedules.
After the goods are received and loaded into the container at our warehouse, the entire journey from departure to arrival in New Delhi takes approximately 20-40 days. Please ensure that your cargo information is accurate to avoid additional waiting times due to customs inspection.
To ensure your goods arrive safely and smoothly at our warehouse, please prepare the following:
Clearly mark the warehouse entry number and shipping marks on the outer packaging of your goods;
Send us the packing list in advance;
If it is palletized cargo or overweight cargo, please contact us in advance.
Accurate information labeling and advance document transmission can effectively avoid misdelivery, omissions, and warehousing delays.
Sea freight is divided into two types: Full Container Load (FCL) and Less than Container Load (LCL):
FCL: Pricing is based on container type, commonly 20-foot containers, 40-foot containers, etc.
Less than Container Load (LCL): Charged based on the actual volume of the cargo (cubic meters, CBM), with any volume less than 1 CBM charged as 1 CBM.
In addition, additional fees such as booking fees, trucking fees, and customs clearance fees will also affect the final ocean freight cost.
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