Domestic heavy goods: Heavy goods refer to goods with a weight of more than 1 kg per 6000 cubic centimeters or more than 166.67 kg per 1CBM (cubic meter). Internationally: Goods with a weight of more than 1 kg per 166 cubic centimeters or more than 1 kg per 166 cubic inches. The chargeable weight of heavy goods is their actual weight (gross weight). The gross weight of goods is in kilograms, and the minimum charging unit is 0.5 kg or 1 pound (determined by each airline). When the weight is less than 0.5 kg, it is calculated as 0.5 kg; when the minimum unit is 1 kg, if it is less than 1 kg, it is calculated as 1 kg.

Lightweight goods (also known as foam goods, commonly referred to as light goods) A: Actual weight B: Volume weight. If A > B, it is a heavy good, and vice versa. Domestically: Lightweight goods refer to goods with a weight of less than 1 kg per 6000 cubic inches or less than 166.67 kg per 1CBM (cubic meter). Internationally: Goods with a weight of less than 1 kg per 366 cubic inches or less than 1 pound per 166 cubic inches. Lightweight goods are charged according to their dimensional weight, and the calculation method is as follows: Measure the longest, widest, and highest parts of the goods regardless of their geometric shape, in centimeters, meters, or inches. Volume weight (kg) = length (cm) × width (cm) × height (cm) ÷ 6000. = cargo volume (cubic meters) × 167 kg. = cargo volume (cubic inches) ÷ 366.

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