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- Shipper approaches to the customer services department on the 3rd floor of BCT building. He declares his intention to ship the cargo to the destination point.
- Our employee issues a SLI (Shipper’s Letter of Instruction), upon which the Shipper hands the cargo to the warehouse. The Shipper must fill in the following information: name and address of Shipper; name and address of consignee; type of cargo – SLI example
- Shipper hands his cargo to the storeman who weights and measures the cargo, puts this information into the SLI and stamps it.
- Shipper presents the filled and stamped SLI to the customer service department window. On the basis of this document our employee issues the AWB (Airway Bill) for the shipment.
- With this AWB Shipper can proceed with customs procedures.
- After the shipment is cleared by customs, the aviation security department located at the warehouse examines the cargo and puts the stamp on AWB.
- Warehouse employee validates the cargo acceptance by stamping the AWB.
- Shipper approaches the customer services department, where our employee checks the stamps on AWB and issues an invoice.
- Shipper pays the invoice at the cash desk on the 3rd floor.
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| BCT is presenting a new service for its customers – customer card. This card is issued personally for each customer.
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| Total area of Baku Cargo Terminal warehouse is 12000 m2.
Daily turnover of cargo at the terminal is 160-200. Cago turnover and warehousing potential of the terminal is several times higher than current cargo flow.
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