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Entering Parcel Weight on AirJIT

Guidelines for accurately weighing and entering your parcel's weight

In this article:​

  • Weight Limits and Restrictions
  • How to Weigh Your Parcel
  • Impact on Pricing and Shipping Costs
  • Common Weight Entry Mistakes

Weight Limits and Restrictions​

AirJIT has specific weight limits for different types of shipments. Understanding these limits is crucial for successful shipping:

  • Standard Shipments: Up to 23kg (50lbs)
  • Special Handling: 23-32kg (50-70lbs)
  • Oversized Items: Subject to traveler approval

How to Weigh Your Parcel​

To ensure accurate weight measurement:

  1. Use a calibrated scale
  2. Include packaging materials in the weight
  3. Round up to the nearest 0.1kg
  4. Double-check measurements

Impact on Pricing and Shipping Costs​

Your parcel's weight directly affects shipping costs:

  • Base rate calculated on actual weight
  • Dimensional weight considerations
  • Additional fees for heavy items
  • Special handling charges

Common Weight Entry Mistakes​

Avoid these common errors:

  1. Not including packaging weight
  2. Using uncalibrated scales
  3. Entering incorrect units
  4. Underestimating weight

Tips for Accurate Weight Entry​

  • Always weigh after complete packaging
  • Consider using postal scales
  • Document weight with photos
  • Include weight on package label