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Airline: Cargo Tracking and Tracing

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The Airlines listed below are providing tracking and tracing from Cargo Connect, ICARUS, SITA, TDNI, TRAXON, and their own Website.


Aer Lingus
(Direct from Airline)
Aer Lingus
(ICARUS)
Air Canada Cargo
(TRAXON)
Air China
(CA 999 SITA)
Air France Cargo
(TRAXON)
Air France Cargo Express
(TRAXON)
Air India
(Direct from Airline)
Air Jamaica
(JM 201 SITA)*
Air Malta
(TRAXON)
Air Niugini
(PX 656 SITA)
Alaska Airlines
(AS 027 SITA)
American Airlines
(Cargo Connect)
American Airlines
(TDNI)
American Airlines
(TRAXON)
Ansett Australia
(AN 090 SITA)
Asiana
(Direct from Airline)
Austrian Airlines
(OS 257 SITA)
Aviateca
(GU 240 SITA)*
British Airways
(Cargo Connect)
British Airways
Direct from Airline)
British Airways
(ICARUS)
Balkan Bulgarian Airlines
LZ 196 SITA)*
Canadian AirCargo
(TDNI)
Canadian AirCargo
(TRAXON)
Canadian Airlines
(Cargo Connect)
Cameroon Airlines
(UY 04 SITA)*
Cargolux
(TRAXON)
Cathay Pacific Cargo
(TRAXON)
Continental Airlines
(Direct from Airline)
COPA
(CM 230 SITA)
Cyprus Airways
(CY 048 SITA)
Czech Airlines
(OK 064 SITA)
Delta Air Cargo

(TDNI)
Delta Air Cargo
(TRAXON)
El Al Israel Airlines
(Direct from Airline)
Emirates
(Cargo Connect)
Emirates
(EK 176 SITA)
Emirates SkyCargo
(Direct from Airline)
Ethiopian
(ET 071 SITA)*
Finnair Cargo
(TRAXON)
Garuda Indonesian Airlines
(GA 126 SITA)
Icelandair
(FI 108 SITA)
Iran Air
(IR 096 SITA)*
Japan Air System
(JD 081 SITA)*
Japan Airlines
(TRAXON)
Korean Air Cargo
(TRAXON)
Kuwait Airways
(KU 229 SITA)
LACSA
(LR 133 SITA)
LAN Chile Cargo
(Direct from Airline)
Lauda Air
(NG 231 SITA)
LOT Polish Airlines
(LO 080 SITA)
Lufthansa Cargo
(TRAXON)
Malev Hungarian Airlines
(MA 182 SITA)*
NICA
(6Y 930 SITA)
Northwest Cargo
(Direct from Airline)
Northwest Cargo
(TDNI)
Northwest Cargo
(TRAXON)
Olympic Airways
(OA 050 SITA)
Philippine Airlines
(PR 079 SITA)
PIA
(PK 214 SITA)*
Royal Brunei Airlines
(BI 672 SITA)*
SAS Cargo
(Direct from Airline)
Saudi Arabian Airlines
(SV 065 SITA)
Singapore Airlines (Register)
(Airline)
Swiss World Airways
(SO SITA)
Swissair
(TDNI)
Swissair
(TRAXON)
TACA International
(TA 202 SITA)
TMA
(TL 270 SITA)*
Transmile
(TH SITA)*
TWA
(Cargo Connect)
Ukraine International
(PS 566 SITA)
United Airlines
(Cargo Connect)
United Airlines
(TDNI)
United Airlines
(TRAXON)
USAirways Cargo
(Direct from Airline)
Varig
(TDNI)
Varig
(TRAXON)
Vietnam Airlines
(VN 738 SITA)*
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