Latest update:

We no longer accept firearm equipment or firearm parts under code 9305 for shipment.

Due to the complexities of EU transit rules and US export requirements, we have decided to prohibit these shipments.

Dangerous goods -  we do not accept shipments containing dangerous goods.

Batteries, perfume, alcohols, glue, and other hazardous substances can no longer be sent with us. The customer is responsible for any disposal or return costs if this type of shipment arrives at our facilities. 

Small electronic devices — dangerous goods?   You  the customer must provide all neccessary data.

For lithium batteries, please provide:

• Battery manufacturer, model number, voltage and capacity (Ah or Wh), preferably a clear photo of the label.
• The manufacturer’s UN38.3 test summary and Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
• Whether the batteries are installed in equipment, packed alongside it, or shipped separately.
• Whether the equipment/batteries are new or used.

Batteries must be protected against short circuits, and equipment against accidental activation. We do not accept damaged, swollen, leaking or recalled batteries.

All battery shipments require approval before delivery to our warehouse.

Additional documentation and handling charges will apply. 

UN3481 (and UN3480) SP188 can often be shipped by SEA with batteries max capacity 100 Wh (example 18Volt - Max 5Ah) but customer must supply all documentation before it arrive our warehouse.

For other battery types, please send us the battery details and SDS and we can confirm requirements.

Company customers

All dangerous goods must be approved by Jetcarrier before you book shipping with us. Goods that have not been approved in advance will be refused.

The customer is responsible for all additional costs associated with dangerous goods.

Shipping perfumes, alcohol and, in many cases, batteries with us may no longer be economically viable (one single declaration is at minimum $150). 

Dangerous Goods by Air — IATADangerous      Goods by Sea — IMO / IMDG Code

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Air freight
Air freight is generally running on schedule, although occasional delays of one day may occur. Our weekly cut-off is approximately 12:00 noon on Thursday, with shipments sent to the Nordic countries over the weekend.

We are working to adjust flight departures so we can accept shipments through Friday, but this has not yet been confirmed.

Sea freight
We have changed shipping lines, and transit times are moving closer to normal. The current estimated shipping time is 5–6 weeks. Shipments are consolidated over approximately two weeks before departure, so the total time will depend on when your goods arrive at our warehouse.

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