Amerijet International, founded in 1974 and headquartered at Miami International Airport, is an American all-cargo airline providing dedicated scheduled air freight services across the Caribbean, Central America, South America, and Europe. Operating Boeing 767 and 757 freighters from its 360,000 sq ft Miami air cargo hub, Amerijet specializes in temperature-controlled pharmaceuticals, hazardous materials, live animals, and perishable exports.
How to Track Your Amerijet International Shipment Online
Tracking your Amerijet International shipment is fast, transparent, and accessible 24/7. Follow these simple steps to monitor your cargo from origin pickup to final destination:
- Retrieve your 11-digit air waybill number beginning with Amerijet 810 airline prefix.
- Type the 810 code and the 8-digit consignment number into the tracking bar above.
- Click Track Cargo to connect to the Amerijet International operations network.
- Review Miami hub sorting scans, Caribbean flight progress, and destination customs release notices.
Amerijet International Tracking Number Format & Where to Find It
Tracking number formats commonly used include: 810-12345678 (3-digit airline prefix + 8-digit AWB serial); 81012345678 (Continuous 11-digit electronic AWB format).
- Printed in the upper right header of the official Amerijet Master Air Waybill.
- Included in electronic booking confirmation notices issued via the myCargo portal on amerijet.com.
- Registered on US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) ACE manifest declarations.
Understanding Amerijet International Tracking Statuses & Milestones
Throughout transit, your Amerijet International shipment generates key milestone updates. Here is what each status checkpoint indicates:
| Status Update | Operational Meaning | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| RCS (Cargo Received) | Consignment delivered and accepted at Amerijet origin cargo station. | Physical examination, weight check, and ULD build-up completed. |
| DEP (Flight Departed) | Freighter aircraft has departed origin airport with cargo loaded in ULDs. | Cargo airborne; track flight trajectory and estimated arrival time. |
| TRM (Transferred / Miami Hub) | Cargo transferring between connecting flights at Miami International Airport (MIA). | Consignment moving through automated hub sorting to onward connection. |
| ARR (Arrived at Destination) | Aircraft landed at destination airport; cargo unloading initiated. | Pallets transferring to destination airport cargo terminal. |
| RCF (Warehouse Received) | Cargo checked into destination warehouse and ready for customs entry. | Consignee or customs broker can lodge import documentation. |
| DLV (Delivered to Consignee) | Cargo released from warehouse to authorized consignee or road transport agent. | Delivery complete; retain signed delivery receipt for auditing. |
Amerijet International Flagship Shipping Services & Delivery Times
Amerijet International operates diverse transit tiers engineered to match varied urgency, freight profiles, and delivery requirements:
Amerijet Pharma Cold Chain
IATA CEIV Pharma certified climate-controlled air transport maintaining 2°C to 8°C and 15°C to 25°C ranges.
Estimated Transit: 1 - 2 business daysScheduled Caribbean & Latin America Freighters
Dedicated all-cargo flights connecting Miami with over 40 destinations across the Americas.
Estimated Transit: Same-day or next-day flightHazardous Materials & Dangerous Goods
Fully certified freighter transport for chemicals, gases, and high-capacity lithium battery freight.
Estimated Transit: Scheduled freighter departuresLive Animal Transport (AVI)
Humane animal transport compliant with IATA Live Animals Regulations and USDA supervision.
Estimated Transit: Coordinated flight allocationManaging Amerijet International Transit Delays & Delivery Issues
Delays in Caribbean and Latin American air freight frequently occur during destination customs inspections when commercial invoices lack detailed local tax numbers (e.g., RIF, NIT, RTN), or during summer hurricane warnings in the Caribbean. Contact Amerijet customer service with your 810 AWB number for flight updates.
Amerijet International Customer Support & Corporate Information
If you require direct assistance with your shipment, cargo claims, or service inquiries, connect with the Amerijet International customer care desk:
- Customer Support Hotline: +1 800 927 6059
- Official Email Support: sales@amerijet.com
- Online Portal: https://www.amerijet.com
- Corporate Headquarters: Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida, USA
- Primary Logistics Hubs: Miami International Airport (MIA), Central Hub, FL, Port of Spain Hub, Trinidad and Tobago, San Juan Hub, Puerto Rico
Frequently Asked Questions About Amerijet International Tracking
What is the AWB prefix for Amerijet International?
Amerijet International operates under the 3-digit IATA airline prefix 810 followed by an 8-digit serial number.
Where is Amerijet primary cargo hub located?
The main hub is located at Miami International Airport (MIA), Florida, featuring a 360,000 sq ft dedicated cargo facility with cold storage.
What regions are served by Amerijet all-cargo flights?
Amerijet serves the Caribbean (Jamaica, Trinidad, Puerto Rico), Central America (Guatemala, Panama), South America, and Europe.
Does Amerijet operate passenger flights?
No, Amerijet is an all-cargo airline operating dedicated Boeing 767 and 757 freighter aircraft.