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Charter Service

Air cargo charter service from China: full or partial charter options carrying tens of tons per flight, departure in as little as 24 hours, custom routes and schedules to major cities worldwide — the dedicated solution for bulk and urgent cargo.

Charter Service

Service Overview

Air cargo charter is the dedicated freighter solution for bulk or urgent shipments: take an entire freighter, or split the hold with other shippers, with route, schedule and aircraft type tailored to the mission. De Zong Logistics works with multiple airlines — and when scheduled capacity is tight, timelines are brutal, or the destination has no direct flight, a charter is often the only way, and the right one.

When charter is the answer

  • Emergencies: production line-down or stockout rescue, airborne in as little as 24 hours
  • Bulk shipments: tens of tons in one lift, nonstop with no breakdowns
  • Peak season: lock dedicated capacity while everyone else fights for scheduled space
  • Bespoke routing: reach airports with no direct scheduled service

Unlike scheduled air freight that bills per kilogram, charters price the flight as a whole (partial charters bill by weight) — and as load grows, the amortized rate approaches or even beats scheduled rates. Add point-to-point nonstop flying and a hold you don't share, and both speed and security pull ahead. Automotive parts, electronics launches, exhibition equipment and pre-holiday e-commerce stock are classic charter cargo.

Key Features

Full or partial charter flexibility
Tens of tons in a single lift
Airborne in as little as 24 hours
Routes and schedules tailored to demand
Point-to-point nonstop, no transits
Dedicated capacity immune to peak season
Deep airline partnerships
Solutions tailored case by case

Service Scope

Coverage: major cities and airports worldwide, with routes customized on demand — including destinations without direct scheduled service.

Aircraft: freighter types matched to load, from tens of tons to hundred-ton holds.

Cargo: general cargo, oversized equipment, high-value goods; DG charters require separate airline and approval confirmation.

Forms: full charter (exclusive aircraft) or partial charter (shared hold).

Timing

Reference transit times:

  • Nonstop flying: arrival in 1-3 days depending on route
  • Emergency response: airborne in as little as 24 hours

Charters fly point-to-point with no transit waits; departure follows aircraft availability and approvals, so reach out early for urgent needs.

Pricing

Quoted per flight or by weight:

  • Full charter: one price for the aircraft — the fuller the load, the lower the amortized rate
  • Partial charter: billed by weight for cargo short of a full aircraft
  • Peak-season charters lock capacity before spot rates climb

Send volume, destination and timing requirements for a detailed charter proposal and quote within 24 hours.

Process

1. Requirements: volume, destination, timing and budget

2. Proposal: aircraft, airline and routing matched, plan issued

3. Agreement: price and terms confirmed, flight locked

4. Preparation: pickup, customs and pre-loading arranged

5. Departure: cargo loaded, nonstop to destination

6. Delivery: cleared and collected, or delivered to the door

FAQ

Q: Charter or scheduled air freight for smaller volumes?

A: A few tons on a direct lane is cheaper on scheduled freight; tens of tons, brutal deadlines or destinations without direct flights belong on a charter. In between, partial charter often fits.

Q: What is a partial charter?

A: Sharing one chartered freighter's hold with other shippers, billed by weight; a full charter reserves the entire aircraft, priced per flight. Below a full load, partial is the economical form.

Q: Can you really depart within 24 hours?

A: Yes, when aircraft and approvals align — 24 hours is the fastest case. Actual departure depends on repositioning and permits, so the earlier you confirm, the faster we move.

Q: Can a charter reach cities without direct flights?

A: Yes. Charter airports follow your demand — if the destination field can receive the aircraft, we fly there direct, a core edge over scheduled services.

Q: Can dangerous goods go on a charter?

A: Some DG classes charter, subject to airline confirmation of class and packaging; approvals take time, so send the MSDS early for assessment.

Q: How is a charter priced?

A: Full charters price the flight as a whole (aircraft, distance, fuel); partial charters bill by weight. Booking ahead of peak season locks both capacity and price.

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Phone:400-805-3233
Address:Room 1109-1111, Block A, Tianhui Building, No.29 Yeqin 1st Road, Longgang District, Shenzhen, China

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