Track any air waybill, from acceptance to delivery.
Air cargo tracking across the major carriers: one 11-digit AWB in; status, route, flights, pieces and weight out. Cargo-IMP milestones normalised to a single timeline, delivered over MCP, REST and webhooks, on the same spine as your ocean tracking.
What it does
Built for the decisions you make at the desk.
One AWB, one clean timeline
A single air waybill resolves to a normalised Cargo-IMP timeline (RCS, DEP, RCF, NFD, DLV), so acceptance, uplift, transfer and delivery read the same way across every airline.
The airline, detected for you
The 3-digit prefix identifies the carrier automatically. You paste the AWB and we route it to the right source, with no airline picker and no guesswork.
Flights, pieces and weight
Each milestone carries the flight number, station, piece count and gross weight, so a status line is specific enough to answer a customer without opening another tab.
Honest status, never inflated
A shipment that has not moved does not read delivered. We report only milestones we actually observed, and a not-found waybill is said plainly rather than padded.
One spine with ocean
Air rides the same tracking layer as TrackingMCP, so an ocean and air desk sees both in one place, one API, one webhook contract.
Call it as tools
Every capability, as a tool or an endpoint.
The same functions an assistant can call in plain language, your stack can hit over REST, behind one key, with webhooks to push the changes.
Read the AirCargoMCP docs-
track_awbTrack an air waybill by its 11-digit number. -
get_awb_detailFull Cargo-IMP timeline, flights and route. -
get_awb_summaryOne-line status fit for a customer reply. -
resolve_airlineAirline and IATA code from the AWB prefix.
Questions
The things people ask first.
Pairs with
Better with the rest of the spine.
Make your first AirCargoMCP call today.
Free tier, five-minute first call, no front-end of ours required.