Shenzhen - Everok Air (Shenzhen)
Shenzhen - Everok Air (Shenzhen) is part of the Everok Air network, a group-backed air freight provider with a presence across multiple Chinese cities. The company emphasizes tailor-made air cargo solutions and collaborates with a broad roster of major carriers to secure space and service accuracy for both import and export shipments. Core capabilities include air export and import space booking and handling, direct coordination with airlines to ensure space availability, and professional handling of cargo to align with customers’ schedules.
A notable feature is Everok Air’s ability to build built-up cargo pallets and containers to accommodate a range of cargo sizes, including large pallets for charter flights and smaller pallets or containers for standard shipments. The company highlights its expertise in the garment industry, offering specialized garment-on-hanger services to meet time-sensitive fashion logistics needs.
Beyond aeronautical transport, the company operates bonded warehousing, enabling secure storage of dutiable and non-dutiable goods pending customs inspections, along with a professional trucking service that supports pick-up and delivery across many countries. Local collection and delivery services operate 24/7, facilitating rapid handling and distribution of goods, including the delivery of empty containers when required.
Everok Air positions itself as a provider of Sea/Air services, combining ocean and air legs for cost efficiency on routes between Asia and North America and between Asia and Europe. This dual-mode service reduces overall transportation costs by switching cargo between sea and air as appropriate. The provider also offers DDU/DDP services worldwide, along with collection payment services for cargo-related transactions.
The overarching profile suggests a robust network with global reach and a capacity to tailor solutions to customer-specific needs, supported by a range of international partners and a commitment to flexible scheduling and end-to-end logistics management. The Shenzhen operation is described as part of a broader organization with multiple domestic offices intended to reinforce coverage and capability across key Chinese ports and logistics hubs.
