Air cargo service providers have recently released updated pricing for shipments from Nanjing (NKG) to Managua (MGA), with market fluctuations expected to particularly impact rates during peak seasons. The new pricing structure aims to provide customers with greater transparency regarding costs and transportation procedures.
Key Details: The pricing is denominated in Chinese Yuan (CNY) with base rates for general cargo transportation set at 146.0, 78.0, 76.0, 76.0, and 75.0 yuan, plus a 20 yuan transfer fee per shipment. These rates will be valid from July 16, 2025, to July 23, 2025.
Transportation Route and Logistics
The cargo journey follows the route NKG-PVG-IST-MEX-MGA. Initial transportation from Nanjing to Shanghai will be conducted via truck, followed by multiple air segments:
- Shanghai (PVG) to Istanbul (IST) via TK027 flight (Boeing 777 aircraft)
- Istanbul to Mexico City via TK1812 flight (Boeing 787-9 aircraft)
- Final delivery to Managua
Pricing Structure and Additional Fees
| Service | Cost (CNY) |
|---|---|
| Base Rate (General Cargo) | 146.0 / 78.0 / 76.0 / 76.0 / 75.0 |
| Transfer Fee (per shipment) | 20.0 |
| Document Amendment Fee | 500.0 per change |
The quoted prices apply exclusively to general cargo and include fuel and security surcharges. Customers should be aware of additional mandatory fees including customs clearance charges, documentation fees, and handling fees.
Important Notice: Due to potential market fluctuations during peak seasons, the final rates may be subject to adjustment. Customers are strongly advised to consult with their service providers for the most current pricing information before initiating shipments.
Booking and Customer Service
Prior to arranging air freight services, customers must confirm specific booking details with customer service teams to ensure accuracy. The Nanjing to Managua air freight service offers an efficient logistics solution, but customers should carefully consider potential price variations and additional fees when planning their shipments.
Industry experts recommend that shippers maintain open communication with their logistics providers throughout the transportation process to avoid unexpected costs and ensure smooth operations.
