Air freight recovery is collecting imported air cargo from the airport, moving it in-bond, and deconsolidating it for onward handling. Mercer recovers freight from SeaTac and feeds it into the same network that handles its ocean cargo — one partner from the airport to final delivery.
Air freight moves on tight timelines, and the recovery step — getting cargo off the airport and into your supply chain — is where delays creep in. Mercer recovers air freight from SeaTac, moves it in-bond, and deconsolidates it into our network so time-critical shipments keep moving.
Handling air and ocean cargo under the same roof means one partner from the airport or port through to final delivery, with the same customs, bonded and transport capabilities behind both.
It’s collecting imported air cargo from the airport, moving it in-bond, and deconsolidating it for onward handling. Mercer recovers freight from SeaTac into its network.
Yes. Air and ocean handling run through the same operation, so a single partner covers cargo from the airport or seaport to final delivery.
Tell us what you’re moving and our Fife dispatch team will route your request — usually within one business day.
