Air Freight
These typically include:
- Commercial Invoice
- Packing List
- Certificate of Origin
- Bill of Lading (for sea freight) or an Airway Bill (for air freight)
We may also need permits or licences depending on what you’re shipping. This helps you avoid delays and keeps your freight right on track.
Types of Goods We Help Businesses Transport
We help businesses move a wide range of commercial goods from Australia to the UK, keeping supply chains running at peak efficiency.
Some of the most common exports we ship include:
- Retail & consumer goods, such as textiles, fabrics, and furniture.
- Industrial equipment like machinery, tools, and building materials.
- Electronics & automotive parts such as devices, accessories, and vehicle components.
- Specialised shipments such as cars, boats and other high-value, fragile, or oversized cargo.
Transit Times Between Australia and the UK
How long your shipment takes depends on the transport mode:
- Ocean Freight: Expect around 30–45 days, depending on the ports and customs processing. LCL shipments can take a bit longer since they need extra handling.
- Air Freight: Standard air freight takes 5–10 days, while express options can get your goods to the UK in just 2–3 days.
Ocean freight is the best value for bulk shipping, while air freight is ideal for urgent deliveries. We do everything we can to keep things moving smoothly and avoid delays.