Airline Cargo Directory
Browse the world's air cargo carriers with their IATA codes. Search any airline by name or code, then track your air waybills with live flight status and milestones.
Panvaya supports air cargo tracking across passenger belly and dedicated freighter carriers worldwide. Enter any 11-digit air waybill number and Panvaya reads the three-digit IATA prefix to identify the airline automatically, then tracks your shipment through every milestone from acceptance to final delivery.
Airlines & Air Cargo Tracking FAQ
What is an IATA airline code?
An IATA code is a two-character code that identifies an airline (for example, EK for Emirates). Air waybills begin with the carrier's three-digit IATA prefix, which Panvaya uses to detect the airline automatically.
Which airlines does Panvaya support for air cargo?
Panvaya tracks air cargo across major passenger and freighter carriers worldwide, including Emirates SkyCargo, Lufthansa Cargo, Qatar Airways Cargo, Cathay Cargo, and many more. Browse the full list above or search by name or IATA code.
How do I track an air cargo shipment?
Open any airline to see its profile, then enter an air waybill (AWB) number to start tracking. Panvaya pulls live flight status, milestones and estimated arrival across the carrier network.
What is an air waybill (AWB)?
An AWB is the transport document for air cargo. It is formatted as a three-digit airline prefix followed by an eight-digit serial number, and acts as the receipt and contract of carriage for the shipment.
Is the airline directory free?
Yes. Browsing airlines and looking up IATA codes is completely free and needs no sign-up. Create a free account when you want to track your own air cargo.
How do I find an airline from an air waybill number?
The first three digits of an 11-digit air waybill are the airline prefix, which maps to a specific carrier. Search this directory by name or IATA code to identify the airline, or let Panvaya detect it automatically when you enter the AWB to start tracking.
What is the difference between passenger-belly and freighter air cargo?
Belly cargo travels in the hold of a scheduled passenger aircraft, while freighter cargo flies on dedicated all-cargo aircraft with far greater volume and weight capacity. Many carriers in this directory operate both, which affects available capacity, routing, and how quickly your shipment can be booked.