Cargo, air waybill, and other necessary accompanying documents (for example, invoices, packing lists, phytosanitary or veterinary certificates, declaration of the sender of dangerous goods, etc.) are provided before the deadlines for the end of acceptance of products for cargo transportation at the airport of departure

The data specified in the air waybill must correspond to the cargo presented for delivery in terms of the number of pieces, weight, volume, and the presence of special identification signs

Each piece of cargo corresponds to the air waybill, properly packed, marked, and marked with special and manipulative signs by the requirements of IATA and ICAO to ensure its safety during air delivery and handling at the airport

All packages have passed the pre-flight inspection procedure and comply with flight safety requirements. When transporting customs goods, a permit issued by the customs department must be obtained. The shipping documents must contain all permits and records of customs departments, as well as other state control structures

 The import of cargo must be allowed by the legislation of the country of destination, and meet the requirements of all airport restrictions