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Freight Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd. is an air freight company that offers faster and smarter import services using the latest technology. They receive pre-alerts from overseas agents with shipment details. Then they generate import jobs in their system, update flight statuses, enter shipment details in customs systems, and check flight statuses. When flights arrive, they segregate shipments and update arrival dates, take delivery orders from airlines after paying fees, and issue invoices and delivery orders to consignees or customs agents.
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