Air Cargo Tracking

To track your shipment, enter your unique AWB number into GoComet's AWB tracking tool. This will provide real-time updates on your cargo's status and location.

An Air Waybill (AWB) is a document issued by an airline or its agent that accompanies goods shipped by air. It serves as a contract of carriage and provides essential details about the shipment, including the shipper and consignee information, flight details, and a unique AWB number for tracking purposes.

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An AWB number typically consists of 11 digits in the format 123-12345678. The first three digits represent the airline prefix, identifying the carrier, while the remaining eight digits are a unique serial number assigned to the shipment.

A consignment number is a unique identifier assigned to a specific shipment, allowing both the sender and recipient to track the package's journey. An Air Waybill (AWB) number is a specific type of consignment number used primarily in air freight. Therefore, in the context of air cargo, the consignment number and AWB number refer to the same identifier.

You can track a variety of air cargo shipments, including domestic and international shipments, freight of all sizes, and shipments of all types of goods.