Coverage
International LCL and FCL movements with inland truck or rail connections where available. Port-to-port and door-coordinated options are confirmed by lane.
All services
Cost-effective global capacity
Ocean Freight
LCL, FCL, and intermodal options for cargo moving across international trade lanes.
Service overview
Planned around your shipment.
Ocean freight offers dependable global capacity when your schedule allows for a longer transit. Aeromax coordinates container selection, consolidation, inland connections, and the handoffs that keep international cargo moving.
Available options
- Less-than-container-load (LCL) consolidation
- Full-container-load (FCL) service
- Standard and high-cube container planning
- Intermodal connections between port, rail, and truck
Clear responsibilities
Know the scope before you book.
How Aeromax coordinates it
Aeromax coordinates ocean carriers, consolidators, terminals, rail, and drayage partners. Aeromax does not operate vessels or port terminals.
Prepare your request
What to have ready.
Complete details help the team compare practical routes and reduce follow-up before a quote can be confirmed.
- Origin, destination, cargo-ready date, and preferred ports if known
- LCL piece details or required FCL container type
- Commodity, packaging, value, and any restricted-cargo information
- Incoterm, customs-broker details, and requested inland delivery
Frequently asked questions
Before the move.
What is the difference between LCL and FCL?
LCL shares container space and is often practical for smaller volumes. FCL reserves a container and may reduce handoffs. The better choice depends on volume, timing, lane, and cargo sensitivity.
Are sailing times guaranteed?
Carrier schedules, port conditions, customs, and inland connections can change. Aeromax confirms the planned schedule at booking and communicates the agreed shipment milestones.
Can ocean freight be arranged door to door?
Door-coordinated service is available on eligible lanes. The quote will identify the included port, customs, drayage, rail, and delivery components.
Have freight to move?