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    Presentation

    on

    Freight Forwarding - Air Consol

    Presented by:

    D.MANOHAR

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    SCM & LOGISTICS

    Supply Chain Management(SCM) is the management of the flowof goods. It includes the movement and storage of raw materials,

    work-in-process inventory, and finished goods from point of origin to

    point of consumption. SCM draws heavily from the areas of

    operations management, logistics, procurement, and informationtechnology, and strives for an integrated approach.

    Logisticsis the management of the flow of goods between the pointof origin and the point of consumption in order to meet some

    requirements. The logistics of physical items usually involves the

    integration of information flow, material handling, production,

    packaging, inventory, transportation, warehousing, and often security.

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    Freight ForwardingA freight forwarder is an agent who acts on behalf of

    importers, exporters or other companies or persons toorganize the safe, efficient and cost-effective transportation of

    goods.

    FREIGHT FORWARDING CAN BE

    1. Domestic.

    2. International.

    COMMON MODE OF FORWARDING

    1. Ocean Freight.

    2. Air Freight.

    3. Road Freight.

    4. Rail Freight.

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    A freight forwarder provides the full range of service :

    1. WAREHOUSING / STORAGE2. PACKING

    3. STUFFING / LOADING.

    4. CONSOLIDATION.

    5. NEGOTIATION OF FREIGHT WITH CARRIER/AIRLINES.6. SPACE BOOKING WITH CARRIERS/AIRLINES.

    7. TRACKING ( AFTER EFFECTING SHIPMENTS).

    8. DOCUMENTATION PROCESS.

    9. CUSTOMS CLEARANCE ( AT POL / POD).10. DISTRIBUTION OF GOODS.

    11. DESTINATION SERVICE ( TO AND FROM OVERSEAS

    POINTS)THROUGH AGENTS.

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    COMMON INCOTERMS

    1. Ex work :The seller makes goods ready available up to his factory/Warehouse,

    all other responsibilities is borne by the buyer/consignee.

    2. FOB (Free on board) : The responsibility of seller is up to the cargo on

    board/vessel

    3. CIF(COST INSURANCE FREIGHT): The seller responsibility is to arrange

    for cost, insurance, freight and delivery the cargo to place of delivery.

    4. DAP(DELIVERY AT PLACE): The seller bears cost and risk associated up to

    the place of delivery. The buyer becomes responsible for duty payment inimporting Country.

    5. DDP(DELIVERY DUTY PAID): The seller bears cost and risk associated up

    to the place of delivery and also pay the customs duty in importing Country.

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    Airway Bill

    Air Waybill(AWB) or air consignment noterefers to areceipt issued by an international airline for goods and an

    evidence of the contract of carriage, but it is not a document of

    title to the goods. Hence, the air waybill is non-negotiable.

    Functions:

    1. Contract of Carriage.

    2. Evidence of Receipt of Goods.3. Freight Bill.

    4. Certificate of Insurance.

    5. Customs Declaration.

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    UNIT LOAD DEVICE

    A Unit Load Device(ULD), is a pallet or container used to load

    freight in aircraft. It allows a large quantity of cargo to be bundled

    into a single unit. Since this leads to fewer units to load, it savesground crews time and effort and helps prevent delayed flights. Each

    ULD has its own packing list (or manifest) so that its contents can be

    tracked.

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    CHARGES

    1. AIR FREIGHT.

    2. FUEL SUR-CHARGE.(FSC).

    3. SECURITY SUR-CHARGE(SSC).

    4. DESTINATION CHARGES.

    5. CC FEES.

    6. DO FEES.7. EX-WORKS CHARGES.

    INCLUDES

    1. PICKUP

    2. TERMINAL HANDLING CHARGE.

    3. AGENT HANDLING CHARGE.

    4. X-RAY.

    5. AIRWAY BILL FEE.

    6. DOCUMENTATION FEE(OVERSEAS).

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    Job work

    Handling enquiry.

    Overseas agent coordination.

    Client coordination.

    Negotiation with client. Following with agent.

    Generating CAN in EMS.

    Releasing Adv. Docs with F.C Online consol manifest filing.

    Cost sheet preparation.

    DSR Updation

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    ACITIVITY FLOW CHART OF AIR CONSOLENQUIRY

    FROM

    CUSTOMER.

    KNOW DETAILS FROM

    CUTOMERS

    1. Nature/Type of cargo

    2. POO & POD

    3. Weight/Measurement4. No. of Packages

    5. Terms of shipment

    SENDING ENQUIRY

    TO AGENT FORRATE REQUEST.

    QUOTE THE

    RATES TO CLIENT

    WITH MARGIN

    FOLLOWING

    FOR

    FEEDBACK.

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    Cont.

    IF QUOTE NOT

    APPROVED

    NEGOTIATE WITH

    OVERSEAS

    AGENT

    SEND REVISED

    QUOTE RATES

    TO CUSTOMER

    AFTER GETTING THE

    APPROAL WE WILL

    ASK THE AGENT TO

    MOVE SHIPMENTBASED ON INCO-

    TERMS

    CARGO IS PICKEDUP

    (OR) RECEIVEDAGENT WILL DO

    CUSTOMS

    CLEARENCE

    FORMALITIES AT

    OVERSEAS.

    AFTERCLEARENCE AT

    OVERSEAS, AGENT

    WILL CONNECT

    TO THE FLIGHT.

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    Cont.

    OBTAIN FLIGHT SCHEDULE FROM

    AGENT AND INFORM THE SAME TO

    CUSTOMER

    RECIEVING PRE-

    ALERTS.

    1. MANIFEST.2. MAWB.

    3. HAWB

    4. INVOICE.

    5. PACKING LIST.

    6. DEBIT NOTE.

    RAISING CANFOLLOWUP ON

    ARRAVIALSTATUS ON

    DAILY BASIS.

    ONLINE IGMSUBMISSION

    RELEASING ADV DOCS

    TO CUSTOMER.

    1. HAWB.2. INVOICE.3. PACIKING LIST.4. F.C.

    PREPARING COST

    SHEET

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    CONT. AFTER SHIPMENT ARRIVESCOLLECT ORIGINAL DOCS

    AND OBTAIN IGM DETAILSFROM ICEGATE.

    RELEASE DELEVERYORDER

    SUBMITING CAN TOACCOUNTS WITH

    AGENTS DEBIT NOTEFOR BILLING

    DSR UPDATIONINFO

    CUSTOMER

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    THANK YOU