How to search port-to-port sailings
Enter an origin port, a destination port and a date. Choose whether that date is a departure or an arrival, and how far ahead to look: one, two or three weeks.
The results list the upcoming sailings on that port pair, so you can compare routes, check which ports are served and pick the sailing that fits your cargo.
- Compare carriers and routings side by side
- Search by departure date or by arrival date
- Look one, two or three weeks ahead
- See which ports each sailing serves
How an Airlift ocean shipment works
Four steps from the quote to final delivery. Hover over or tap a step to see what happens at it.
STEP 1
Request a quote
Request a quote
- Send your shipment details through the portal
- Get rates back within hours
- Compare carrier options side by side
- Lock in the rate and space with one click
STEP 2
Book and prepare
Book and prepare
- Book through the portal
- Upload the shipping documents in one place
- Arrange pickup, or delivery to the port
- Receive automated ISF filing for U.S. imports
STEP 3
Track in transit
Track in transit
- Real-time container tracking and updates
- Customs clearance coordinated through the licensed broker network
- Alerts at each key milestone
- A direct line to your account team
STEP 4
Deliver and close out
Deliver and close out
- Final delivery or pickup arranged
- Customs release and closing documents handled
- Proof of delivery and the invoice
- Export the shipment data for your records
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Every free tool Airlift publishes for importers and exporters. No signup required.
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Every US port of entry by customs district: the four-digit code that goes on Form 7501.
IATA and ICAO codes for 3,250 airports, with the CBP port-of-entry code for US airports and an air freight quote.
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Find the 10-digit Schedule B number for your EEI filing with the Census search, and when an export needs EEI.
Every antidumping and countervailing duty order in force, by product, country or case number.
All 11 rules side by side, and a picker for the terms that fit your shipment.
Inside size, door opening, CBM, tare and payload for dry, high cube, reefer, open top and flat rack containers.
Total CBM, air volumetric and DIM weight (kg or lb), LCL revenue tons and chargeable weight from your piece dimensions and weights.
Estimate how many cartons fit a 20′, 40′, 40′ HC or 45′ HC, with the container specs.
Estimate import duty, Section 301 and 232 tariffs, MPF, HMF and customs landed cost by HTS code and origin.
What the 10% Section 122 surcharge cost you entry by entry, and where the filing windows stand.
Ask the customs team to review your entries for an IEEPA tariff refund.
Free duty API and an embeddable landed-cost widget for your own site.
The public JSON behind Sealanes and a dependency-free MCP server for it.
Tracking by carrier:MSC · Maersk · Hapag-Lloyd · CMA CGM · ONE · HMM · COSCO Shipping · Evergreen · OOCL · ZIM · Wan Hai Lines · Yang Ming
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