India
IndiGo Cargo Tracking
About
IndiGo CarGo, the cargo division of IndiGo Airlines, was established in 2022 with the launch of its first A321 freighter operations between Delhi and Mumbai. The airline handled approximately 400,000 tons of cargo in 2024, doubling revenue year-on-year thanks to pharmaceuticals, electronics and its new CarGo Charter product for e-commerce. In 2024, IndiGo was recognized as the 'Best CarGo Airline of the Year' at the India CarGo Awards.
How to track IndiGo shipments
1. Go to https://6ecargo.goindigo.in/FrmAWBTracking.aspx to access IndiGo's official cargo tracking portal. 2. Enter your 11-digit air waybill number beginning with 312- (note: this differs from the 526 prefix listed in the prompt - based on search results, IndiGo actually uses prefix 312, not 526). 3. You will receive real-time updates including current location, estimated time of arrival (ETA) at destination, and shipment status such as whether it's in transit, at an airport, or has been delivered. 4. Alternative method: You can track without the AWB number by simply entering your shipment number on the tracking page.
What 526-XXXXXXXX means
Based on the search results, IndiGo actually uses AWB prefix 312, not 526. The 312 prefix identifies IndiGo as the issuing carrier, followed by a 7-digit serial number that uniquely identifies each shipment, and concludes with a check digit calculated using modulo-7 arithmetic (the remainder when dividing the serial number by 7). This prefix ensures proper routing through IndiGo's network and confirms which carrier is responsible for handling the shipment throughout the transportation process.
IndiGo dangerous goods (DGR)
IndiGo accepts dangerous goods shipments in accordance with the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. Acceptance varies by class, packaging group, and routing — confirm booking eligibility with the cargo team before tendering.
- Classes accepted
- IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations compliant
IndiGo specialized cargo handling
IndiGo handles pharmaceuticals, perishables, and express shipments with specialized temperature-controlled capabilities. The carrier accepts general cargo, small shipments, perishables, dangerous goods, Category-B biological products, and lithium batteries.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I track my IndiGo cargo shipment?
- Visit https://6ecargo.goindigo.in/FrmAWBTracking.aspx and enter your 11-digit AWB number beginning with 312-. Tracking information is updated in real-time, though occasional delays may occur due to cargo location and transit conditions. If your status hasn't updated after 24 hours, contact customer support for assistance.
- What does AWB prefix 312 mean?
- The 312 prefix identifies IndiGo as the issuing carrier for your air waybill. The format is 312-XXXXXXX-X where the middle 7 digits are your unique shipment serial number, and the final digit is a check digit calculated as the serial number modulo 7 (remainder when divided by 7). For example, if your serial is 1234567, the check digit would be 4 (1234567 ÷ 7 = remainder 4), making your full AWB 312-1234567-4.
- What dangerous goods does IndiGo accept?
- IndiGo accepts dry ice, lithium batteries, radioactive materials (Class 7), biological products under Category B, and UN 3077-classified environmentally hazardous materials. For lithium batteries, they accept lithium metal batteries with no more than 2g lithium content and lithium-ion batteries with maximum 100 Wh rating. All dangerous goods require proper documentation and packaging per IATA regulations.
- How do I book cargo with IndiGo?
- You can book IndiGo's trusted air CarGo services for domestic and international freight through their booking system. Alternatively, use the IndiGo Cargo Shipper App to reserve space on high-demand belly cargo capacity. For specific rate quotes and availability, contact their cargo support team through the official website or mobile app.
IndiGo cargo contact
- Cargo enquiry
- https://6ecargo.goindigo.in/FrmAWBTracking.aspx
- Website
- https://www.goindigo.in
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