Air freight
The fastest option for urgent, high-value and time-critical cargo.
- General and express cargo
- Dangerous goods (DG)
- Temperature-controlled and pharma
Road freight
Road freight takes cargo straight from the shipper's warehouse to the consignee's. For Turkey, Iraq, the Caucasus, Central Asia and Europe we arrange full or part loads with transit documents.
What this service includes
Full truckload (FTL)
A whole truck for your cargo, with no reloading on the way.
Part load (LTL)
For a few pallets or packages: share the truck and the cost.
TIR transit
Border crossings under customs seal with minimal stops at transit customs.
Refrigerated trucks
Temperature-controlled transport for food and sensitive goods.
CMR and customs documents
Issuing the international consignment note (CMR) and coordinating border paperwork.
Route updates
Status updates at borders and key points along the route.
Which shipments is it best for?
Cargo to neighbouring countries and Europe, shipments that need door-to-door delivery, palletised goods and deliveries with a fixed arrival window.
Road freight
Common questions
What is the difference between FTL and LTL?
With FTL the whole truck is yours and cargo arrives sooner. With LTL you share the truck and pay less.
What does TIR bring?
Cargo crosses several countries under customs seal without full inspection at each border, saving time and cost.
How long does road freight take?
Usually a few days to neighbouring countries and about one to two weeks to Europe, depending on route and borders.
Other transport modes
Sea freight
The most economical way to move large volumes between continents.
- Full container (FCL)
- Shared container (LCL)
- Bulk and project cargo
Rail freight
A good balance of time and cost for long overland routes.
- Wagons and rail containers
- International corridors
- Rail and road combined
Need a price and timeline for Road freight?
Tell us about your cargo and our specialist will propose the best option with a full cost breakdown.