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Effective May 1, 2009, a minimum of $5 fuel surcharge for our PPK small package service will apply. Please contact your Account Sales Manager with questions.
Effective March 23, 2009 US Airways will only accept cargo inbound to NAS. We apologize for the inconvenience and will provide an update as soon as we resume export service out of NAS. Please call the Cargo Contact Center if you have any questions or concerns, 888-300-0099.
Beginning Sunday, February 1, 2009, the airline industry will implement new congressional mandates pertaining to security of air cargo on passenger aircraft. The new mandate will entail increased security procedures for cargo originating within the United States and its territories.
We want to assure you we have worked closely with the TSA and are well-prepared to comply with the new regulations. Through investments in advanced screening technology and training, we are prepared to meet this congressional mandate.
Important changes to our cargo acceptance procedures:
Every piece of cargo tendered for transport over our narrow body routes must be individually labeled. At the present time, we are not adding any new screening fees nor do we anticipate an increase to our current tendering cut-off times.
At US Airways, we are committed to excellence and taking care of our customers. For further information or for questions, please contact us at 888-300-0099.
On August 15, 2008, the following fuel surcharges were added to the current TLC (Human Remains and Cremains) rates:
Adult HR - TLC 0091 | Infant HR - TLC 0092 | Cremated Human Remains - TLC 0093 |
|---|---|---|
| Flat fuel surcharge: $75 | Flat fuel surcharge: $16 | Flat fuel surcharge: $16 |
On Wednesday, July 2, 2008, it became mandatory that U.S. exporters electronically file their Shipper's Export Declarations (SED). The Census Bureau will require that exporters file their information electronically through the Automated Export System (AES). After a 90-day implementation period which ended September 30, 2008, paper SEDs would no longer be accepted and violations would incur penalties.
Cargo Customers should be directed to the Census Bureau who is available to assist exporters with electronic filing at 800-549-0595.
US Airways has a 'limited carry' status for dangerous goods. US Airways will accept 5.5 pounds (2.5 kg) of dry ice per package when being used to cool non-restricted items. Dangerous goods will be accepted only on US Airways mainline flights and will not be accepted for carriage on US Airways Express flights.
International air waybills AC-17I have been modified with the new IATA Resolution 600b changes effective March 17, 2008. The new air waybills have a revision date of 02/2008. We will accept the previous version of these documents after March 17, 2008, but we will honor the changes to the Conditions of Contract established under the new resolution.