Cargo gowhere?

Ask Claude, or another AI assistant that connects to MCP servers, where an AWB is. CargoGoWhere asks the airline and answers in plain words. Free for 200 AWBs a month.

Enter the 11 digits, with or without the dash, for example 618-12345675. Each visitor can track a small number of different air waybills a day.

Ask your assistant

Add CargoGoWhere once, then ask in plain words, in the middle of whatever else you are doing. Your assistant tracks the AWB, explains the milestones and can watch the shipment for you.

MCP server address
https://mcp.cargogowhere.com/mcp

Connect your AI assistantThe Connect page has the steps for Claude and for other assistants.

A sample conversation in an AI assistant using CargoGoWhere's tracking tools.

Local time, every stop

Every milestone is shown in the local time of the airport where it happened, with its GMT offset. A departure from Singapore and an arrival in Frankfurt read the way the people on the ground there see them.

Get this in your AI assistant, with an email when it changes. Free for 200 AWBs a month. Connect your assistant

A sample result, as the forms on this site show it, with the line that follows every found shipment.

Every answer

Your assistant gets the same complete answer from all 12 airlines, and so does the form at the top of this page.

  • The airline, pieces and weight
  • The route, with where it is now
  • The latest milestone first
  • Every time in the airport's local time
  • A link you can paste to a colleague

Told when it moves

The form on this page answers once. Your assistant can watch up to 10 shipments, email you when a status changes and send each change to your own system by webhook. Airlines that ask for a verification code on every lookup can't be watched.

A sample list of watched shipments, as your assistant can show it.

A sample alert email. Email alerts are on by default and can be turned off per shipment.

200 AWBs a month, free

That is the free plan in your AI assistant. Here is how it compares with going to each airline's own site.

Your AI assistant
Each airline's site
Sign-up
Free plan, one sign-in
Varies
Shipments
200 a month, up to 50 new a day
One airline's own
Airlines
All 12
One
Checking again
Free the same month
Each time
Watch for changes
Up to 10 shipments
Some airlines
Alerts when it changes
Email, and webhook to your system
Varies
Times shown
Airport local
Varies
Cost
Free
Free

The monthly allowance resets at 00:00 UTC on the 1st and the daily cap at 00:00 UTC each day. Every connected assistant shares one allowance, and listing airlines costs nothing.

Twelve airlines

CargoGoWhere currently tracks 12 airlines. Only the airlines listed here can be tracked today.

  1. Lufthansa CargoLH · AWB prefix 020
  2. Alaska Air CargoAS · AWB prefix 027
  3. Philippine Airlines CargoPR · AWB prefix 079
  4. China Cargo AirlinesCode each lookupCK · AWB prefix 112
  5. Qatar Airways CargoQR · AWB prefix 157
  6. Cargolux AirlinesCV · AWB prefix 172
  7. Virgin Australia CargoVA · AWB prefix 795
  8. Amerijet CargoM6 · AWB prefix 810
  9. MAS Air CargoM7 · AWB prefix 865
  10. Oman Air CargoWY · AWB prefix 910
  11. Nippon Cargo AirlinesKZ · AWB prefix 933
  12. AirZeta CargoKJ · AWB prefix 994

China Cargo Airlines asks for a code on every lookup. We show the airline's picture; we never guess it.

When an airline's site refuses lookups for a few minutes, we say so and wait before trying again.

Built by cargo people

Based in
Singapore
In cargo technology
25+ years
Moves cargo
No. CargoGoWhere does not move cargo.

CargoGoWhere is built by people who spent their careers writing software for forwarders, airlines and customs brokers. We know what an RCF means at 3 a.m. and why the times never line up.

The aim is narrow on purpose: one honest answer to "where is it now?", from the airline's own data, wherever you ask.

e-freightPaperless air cargo documents.
Cargo iQThe milestones shipments are measured by.
ONE RecordIATA's data-sharing standard for air cargo.

Before you start

Which AI assistants work?

Claude, with steps on the Connect page. Other assistants that can add a remote MCP server and sign in with OAuth work too; the Connect page has general steps for them.

Do I need an account?

For your assistant, yes: sign in when it asks and activate the free plan. To try the form on this page, no: anyone can track a few different AWBs a day, and checking one of them again that day is free.

Is it really free?

Yes. The free plan covers 200 different AWBs a month and up to 50 new ones a day. If a paid plan is ever added, we will say so before it applies to you.

Why does one airline ask me for a code?

China Cargo Airlines shows a verification image on every lookup. We pass it to you exactly as the airline sends it; finishing it uses no extra allowance.

Why are the times in different zones?

Each event is shown in the local time of the airport where it happened, with its GMT offset, the way the airline and the ground handler see it.

Does CargoGoWhere book or move cargo?

No. CargoGoWhere is not an airline, freight forwarder, customs broker, or carrier. It reads the airline's published tracking and explains it.

So, where is it now?

Enter the air waybill to see its latest status. The answer opens right here.

Enter the 11 digits, with or without the dash, for example 618-12345675. Each visitor can track a small number of different air waybills a day.

Tracking more than a few a day? The free plan covers up to 200 AWBs a month.

Connect your AI assistant

The airline asks for a code

Type the code you see in the picture.

Airline verification code