Brussels Airlines Cargo Tracking

Brussels Airlines Cargo, the airfreight division of Brussels Airlines and member of the Lufthansa Group, has CEIV Pharma certification from IATA and experienced 56% growth in pharmaceutical transport in 2017, with pharma activities now representing 10% of the airline's cargo operations. Using Brussels Airport as its primary hub, the carrier specializes in Europe-Africa trade routes, offering direct access to 17 sub-Saharan destinations including West, East and Central Africa markets. Since September 2018, Brussels Airlines cargo operations are marketed through Lufthansa Cargo under AWB prefix 020, providing customers access to over 300 destinations globally.

1. Go to https://sn.cargoclaims.aero/ and click on the tracking tool. 2. Enter your AWB prefix number in the format 082-XXXXXXXX where the first three digits (082) identify Brussels Airlines and the last digit is a check digit calculated using mod-7 (example: 082-12345675). 3. View real-time status updates showing the location and movement of your shipment through the cargo network. 4. For additional assistance, contact Brussels Airlines cargo service at +32 2 723 23 62 or service.en@brusselsairlines.com if tracking shows no updates after 24 hours.

The 082 prefix identifies Brussels Airlines as the issuing carrier for the air waybill document. The seven-digit serial number following the prefix is the unique shipment identifier assigned to your specific cargo. The final digit is a check digit calculated as the serial number divided by 7, with only the remainder used (mod-7 calculation). For example, in AWB 082-12345675, the serial 1234567 divided by 7 gives remainder 5, making the complete AWB number 082-12345675. This prefix routing system ensures your shipment is properly handled within the Brussels Airlines cargo network and can be tracked through their systems.

Brussels Airlines holds IATA CEIV Pharma certification for handling temperature-controlled pharmaceutical shipments. CEIV is the IATA-administered audit standard that validates a carrier's end-to-end cold-chain procedures, staff training, and facilities against pharma-grade requirements.

• CEIV Pharma

Brussels Airlines is launch customer for the Airside Pharma Transporter at Brussels Airport, providing controlled temperature transportation for pharmaceutical shipments between warehouse and aircraft. The carrier transports general cargo commodities accepted for passenger aircraft transport, excluding valuable cargo such as gold and diamonds.

Brussels Airlines aims to emit 50% less CO₂ by 2030 compared to 2019 and was the first airline to transport SAF through the CEPS-pipeline connecting Brussels Airport in early 2023. The airline participates in the Stargate Project at Brussels Airport, serving as a testing ground for sustainable aviation at its home base.