Norwegian Air Shuttle Cargo Tracking

Norwegian Cargo AS was established in 2013 as a separate cargo division of Norwegian Air Shuttle, the low-cost carrier founded in 1993. The company operates on Norwegian's fleet of more than 70 Boeing 737 aircraft for short and medium-haul operations. Norwegian focuses on general cargo services but explicitly excludes live animals, dangerous goods, and human remains from its cargo operations.

1. Go to cargo.norwegian.com to access Norwegian's cargo tracking portal. 2. Enter your AWB prefix number in the format 328-12345675 where 328 is the Norwegian carrier code and the last digit is a check digit calculated using mod-7 (example: 328-12345675). 3. The system will display shipment status, location updates, and delivery information. 4. Alternative method: Contact Norwegian Cargo at +47 4017 3182 or post@norwegiancargo.com for status updates if online tracking is unavailable.

The AWB prefix 328 identifies Norwegian Air Shuttle as the operating carrier for cargo shipments. The 7-digit serial number following the prefix is the unique shipment identifier assigned by Norwegian's cargo system. The final digit is a check digit calculated as the remainder when the 7-digit serial number is divided by 7 (mod-7 calculation). This prefix ensures that cargo handlers, customs authorities, and tracking systems can identify that Norwegian Air Shuttle is responsible for the shipment routing and delivery.

Norwegian accepts all types of general and perishable cargo with the exception of dangerous goods, live animals, human remains, and oversized pieces. The carrier provides temperature-controlled services for perishables but does not offer specialized pharmaceutical cold chain capabilities.

Norwegian operates environmentally friendly Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft for some cargo routes, though the carrier has since focused on Boeing 737 operations after restructuring in 2021.