lentorahtiasiakirjan

The term "lentorahtiasiakirjan" is a Finnish word that translates to "air cargo document" or "air consignment note" in English. It refers to a crucial document used in the transportation of goods by air. This document serves multiple purposes within the air freight process.

Primarily, it acts as a contract of carriage between the shipper and the carrier. It details the agreed-upon terms and conditions for transporting the goods from the origin to the destination. The lentorahtiasiakirjan also functions as a receipt for the goods, confirming that the carrier has accepted them for shipment.

Key information typically found on a lentorahtiasiakirjan includes the names and addresses of the shipper and the consignee, a detailed description of the goods (including quantity, weight, and dimensions), the origin and destination airports, and any special handling instructions. It will also specify the flight details, the agreed freight charges, and any applicable taxes or duties.

Furthermore, the lentorahtiasiakirjan is an essential document for customs clearance at both the departure and arrival points. It provides the necessary information for customs authorities to assess duties and taxes and to ensure compliance with import and export regulations. In cases of loss or damage to the goods, the lentorahtiasiakirjan serves as a primary document for initiating claims. Its standardized format and comprehensive information make it indispensable for the efficient and secure movement of air cargo globally.