LCJ acceptance or business collection?
Identify the exact handover and responsible contact. For LCJ, include the booking, AWB or assigned shipment ID as soon as available.

A Łódź freight request should distinguish delivery into LCJ CARGO from a collection at a factory, warehouse or other business address. For an airport cargo handover, include the booking or AWB when available, the driver and vehicle details, packed cargo information and the agreed acceptance instructions.
Every enquiry is assessed for route, cargo and partner suitability before quotation or booking.

Łódź Airport's current cargo guidance asks for the exporter, pieces and weight, booking or AWB, driver name, vehicle registration, delivery date, destination, cargo type, packaging and dimensions. It also publishes specific vehicle-unloading reception periods. Those instructions make advance notification essential and remain subject to direct confirmation for each shipment.
Official gateway informationIdentify the exact handover and responsible contact. For LCJ, include the booking, AWB or assigned shipment ID as soon as available.
Give pieces, weight, dimensions, packaging and cargo type. Flag dangerous, temperature-controlled or unusually sized goods for specific assessment.
Provide driver name, vehicle registration and expected arrival. Confirm the current unloading or loading instruction with the receiving facility.
Whether your cargo starts here or arrives here, a complete brief helps the operations desk assess the right scope.
Start my shipment enquiryIts current guidance asks for exporter, pieces and weight, booking or AWB when available, driver and vehicle details, timing, destination, cargo type, packaging and dimensions.
No. Customs availability and vehicle-unloading reception are different matters. Confirm the cargo facility's current acceptance period for your booking.
Yes. Supply the factory or warehouse address, loading requirements, cargo details and destination as a standalone road enquiry.
Gateway context checked 2026-10-02. Sources describe local infrastructure, not a Freivio partnership or confirmed service.