Multimodal services

One team owns your move from first mile to last

Air, sea, road and rail move as one shipment, coordinated by specialists who know it by name. We build the route around what your cargo actually needs, then stay with it every leg of the way.

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CERTIFICATIONS & COMPLIANCE

The licenses each leg demands

Multimodal freight meets a different rulebook on every leg. National carries them all. Licensed NVOCC for the ocean, dangerous goods certified to IATA, ICAO, IMDG, and ADR across air, sea, and road, with air cargo security throughout.

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Our global network

Global reach, owned region by region

National coordinates multimodal moves across the Americas, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, reaching the secondary ports and inland terminals the big carriers route around.

Our industry affliations

We hold standing in the bodies behind every mode we move

Each leg of a multimodal move answers to its own rulebook. Behind each one sits a standards body. National Air Cargo holds active membership across them, from the air cargo associations to the ocean, forwarding and intermodal organizations that govern the rest of the route.

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