1- What is bill of lading? The official document of the airline company, which contains information such as the name and address of the sender and receiver of the goods, the amount of cargo sent, the airport of origin and destination, the amount of the freight and other information about the shipment of the goods. The sender and receiver of the goods can track their goods anywhere in the world through the bill of lading number. 2- What is freight? Sending any type of cargo by means of air vehicles, whether airplanes or helicopters, is called air freight. 3- What is freight? Freight is the shipping of goods by means of air vehicles such as airplanes. 4- What is passenger freight? The air transport of passengers with extra cargo is called passenger freight by issuing a waybill. 5- What is commercial freight? Air transportation of any non-passenger goods through the issuance of a bill of lading is called commercial freight. 6- What is the cost of freight? The cost of sending cargo by plane is listed on the cargo carrier’s bill of lading. This fee is for the air transportation of goods and does not include other airport and customs fees at the airport of origin and destination. 7- What is dangerous goods? Any type of goods that according to national or international aviation laws cause danger to personnel or passengers of airplanes or airports. 8- What is a manifest? The list of bills of lading sent in a flight is called manifest. 9- What are customs procedures? Carrying out administrative tasks in customs for export and import of all kinds of goods is called customs formalities.