AIR CARGO GATEWAY

PVG Air Cargo Gateway in Shanghai

UDB Shanghai coordinates commercial air cargo movements through Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG), including route and carrier review, booking and AWB information, document readiness, airport handover, and agreed milestones for departure, arrival, cargo availability or release, and onward transport. Each shipment is assessed against the actual cargo, route, carrier or operator, ground handler, airport, customs and onward-service requirements. This page is limited to PVG-specific coordination. UDB Shanghai is not the airport, carrier, terminal operator or customs authority, and capacity, acceptance, cut-off times and timing are valid only after written confirmation by the relevant responsible parties.

What UDB Shanghai coordinates through PVG

  • Review origin, destination, commodity, weight, dimensions, requested timing and special-handling requirements to assess routing and carrier feasibility.
  • Organise the booking reference, AWB, shipper and consignee data, transport documents, handler information and airport-handover requirements.
  • Coordinate information requested by the carrier or operator, cargo terminal or ground handler, customs-related providers and onward transport partners within the written scope.
  • Track agreed milestones for booking confirmation, cargo handover or acceptance, departure, arrival, cargo availability or release, and onward transport, based on updates from identified responsible sources.

What this gateway service does not provide or guarantee

  • UDB Shanghai does not operate PVG, an airline, a cargo terminal, a ground-handling facility or a customs authority.
  • UDB Shanghai does not guarantee a route, capacity, booking, cargo acceptance, terminal cut-off, departure or arrival time, customs release or onward connection before written confirmation.
  • UDB Shanghai does not create, infer or publish unverified capacity, throughput, schedule or operational-performance data.

Airport covered by this page

  • Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG)
  • SHA or other airport options require separate shipment-specific review.

Information required for PVG coordination

  • Origin, destination, accurate commodity description, intended use, pieces, gross weight, dimensions and requested timing.
  • Commercial invoice, packing list, shipper and consignee details, and HS code where applicable.
  • Booking reference, AWB, preferred carrier or proposed booking information if available.
  • Licences, permits, SDS, dangerous-goods, battery or other special-cargo information where required.
  • Customs-supervised, bonded, warehouse or onward-delivery requirements where they are to be included in the written service scope.

PVG gateway review and coordination process

  1. Submit the cargo, route, timing and requested-service information.
  2. Review the documents, cargo restrictions, carrier or handler requirements, airport handover and applicable cut-off times.
  3. Confirm in writing the feasible scope, missing information, responsible parties and next steps.
  4. After written confirmation by the relevant parties, coordinate booking, airport handover and the agreed milestone updates.

Content responsibility

Responsible team
UDB Shanghai Operations
Last reviewed
2026-08-28

FAQ

Does this page cover all Shanghai airports?

No. This page covers PVG-specific coordination. SHA or other airport options require a separate route and operating review for the particular shipment.

Can UDB Shanghai guarantee PVG capacity, cargo acceptance or cut-off times?

No. These conditions depend on the cargo, route, carrier or operator, ground handler, airport and current operating circumstances, and are effective only after written confirmation by the relevant responsible parties.

Can UDB coordinate customs-supervised movements, warehousing or onward transport after PVG?

Yes, where included in the written service scope and performed with appropriately qualified providers. Customs decisions and licensed services remain with the relevant authorities and qualified service providers.