Container number
Four letters and seven digits, for example MSKU1234567. It follows a single container wherever it goes.
Track and Trace
Track and Trace Shipments
One search for sea and air cargo. Enter a container, BL, booking or AWB number to see the latest status and the milestones so far.
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- Container number
- Bill of Lading
- Booking number
- AWB
Bill of Lading or booking number
Use the master BL or the booking reference from your shipping line to follow the whole shipment. Choose the carrier yourself if the number is not detected.
AWB number
An 11 digit air waybill. The first three digits are the airline prefix, for example 157 for Qatar Airways Cargo.
What you can trace
Milestones such as departure, arrival, discharge, customs status and gate out, so you can see what has already happened as well as what comes next.
FAQ
Track and Trace Shipments: questions
What is the difference between track and trace?
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Tracking shows where your cargo is now. Tracing looks back at where it has been, so you can see the milestones that already happened, such as departure, arrival and discharge.
Which number should I enter?
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Any one is enough. Use the container number to follow a single box, the bill of lading or booking number to follow the whole shipment, or the AWB for air cargo.
Can I track sea and air cargo in the same place?
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Yes. The search box handles container, BL, booking and AWB numbers, and we detect the carrier from the number format where we can.
Do you have country specific tracking pages?
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Yes. See the Pakistan and Qatar track and trace pages for the ports, airports and customs steps that matter in each country.
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Enter your number at the top of the page, or talk to our team about a shipment you are planning.