An air waybill documents an air shipment and identifies information used to handle and track it. It is non-negotiable, unlike certain order bills of lading used in ocean transport.[1]
Reconcile the shipment reference, shipper, recipient and goods description with the other records. An air waybill does not replace a commercial invoice. Confusing document types can also create incorrect expectations about cargo release.
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