If commercial goods arrive damaged after air freight, begin by recording their condition, retaining the packaging, and contacting the freight forwarder as soon as possible. Ask which shipment records and reporting steps apply. Speed International Logistics lists air freight and related logistics services, but its published information does not set out a damage-claims process, compensation terms, or insurance coverage. Confirm these details in writing for your shipment.
Keep the affected goods and packaging, and take clear photographs of both. Note the shipment reference, when and where the damage was found, and the condition of the consignment. Retain relevant shipping and commercial paperwork, then notify the parties involved in arranging or handling the shipment.
These steps can help prepare an inquiry; they are not a published claims procedure from Speed International Logistics. Ask the forwarder who will review the issue, which evidence and documents are required, and whether any reporting deadlines apply. Also verify whether cargo insurance was arranged and what written terms govern coverage or compensation.
Speed International Logistics lists air freight, customs clearance, warehousing, and import and export document handling among its services. The company also describes logistics support that can include factory pickup, packing, cargo transportation, customs clearance, and last-mile delivery. Its available information does not explain how responsibility for damage is assessed across these stages.
The company lists an Aviation Class I Cargo certification applicable to air freight. This credential does not, by itself, specify insurance coverage or the outcome of a damage claim.

A published case describes machinery and equipment exported to the UAE by sea freight. The shipment is listed as 68 CBM, and customer feedback refers to packaging advice and documentation support. The example does not describe an air freight damage claim or establish how such a claim would be resolved.
Published service information can help you frame questions, but it does not replace the terms for an individual shipment. Confirm the claim contact, evidence requirements, relevant deadlines, insurance status, and any compensation or liability terms directly with the forwarder.
| Service area | Published details | Questions to ask about damage |
|---|---|---|
| Air freight | Minimum shipment: 100 kg; estimated transit: 3–7 days; Aviation Class I Cargo certification listed | Who receives the report? What evidence and documents are needed? Are there deadlines, insurance, or compensation terms? |
| Sea freight | Minimum shipment: 1 CBM; estimated transit: 25–30 days; NVOCC certification listed | Do the shipment terms differ, and which party handles a damage inquiry? |
| Documentation and handling | Customs clearance, warehousing, and import and export document handling are listed | Which shipment records can be provided, and what documents are needed for a review? |
Is compensation guaranteed for air freight damage?
The published information does not specify a compensation guarantee, cargo insurance coverage, or a formal damage-claims policy. Request the written terms that apply to your shipment.
What information should I include in a damage report?
Have the shipment reference, photos of the goods and packaging, and relevant shipping and commercial documents ready. Ask the forwarder to confirm the exact evidence requirements and any applicable deadlines.
What air freight service details are available?
The listed minimum is 100 kg, with an estimated delivery time of 3–7 days. These service specifications do not describe how damage claims are handled.
Ask for written shipment terms that explain cargo insurance, damage reporting, required evidence, notification deadlines, and responsibility for handling claims. Speed International Logistics publishes information about air freight and related handling services, but does not state specific remedies for damaged goods. For shipment-specific guidance, contact tony@speed-logistics.net.
Speed International logistics Co.,Ltd offers air and sea freight forwarding, express and railway shipping, FBA shipping, sourcing, warehousing, customs clearance, and import and export document handling. Established in 2011, the company reports a team of 80 employees and a 5,000-square-meter warehouse in Shenzhen. Its listed credentials include Aviation Class I Cargo and NVOCC, and its case information covers machinery exports and cosmetics imports.

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