One AWB Status View. Every Airline, Direct From the Source.
Air waybill status tracked through direct data feeds from a network of airlines, with automated updates as each milestone actually happens. Shipthis pulls status directly from the airline, so checking an AWB never means knowing which specific airline's cargo tracking site to log into, or waiting on a status email that may or may not arrive on time.
No credit card required. Go live in 9 weeks. Implementation team included.
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Every airline publishes AWB status somewhere, the actual problem is that "somewhere" is a different cargo tracking site, with a different login, for every airline.
Airlines aren't hiding AWB status data, they publish it, typically through their own cargo tracking site or a status message format, under their own presentation of what's functionally the same event. The real cost isn't missing information, it's fragmentation. A forwarder working with a dozen airlines needs a dozen logins and a dozen different interfaces for status that means the same thing everywhere. Shipthis connects directly to airline data feeds and normalizes the result into one consistent view, so your team checks one place regardless of which of the 194 airlines in the network is actually carrying that shipment.
Booked to Delivered, Updating Itself
Received from shipper, departed, arrived, and delivered — each AWB milestone updates automatically as the airline reports it, without a manual check.
An AWB's status moves through a defined sequence, received from shipper, departed origin, arrived at destination, and delivered, and each milestone updates automatically the moment the airline's system reports it, not on a schedule someone has to remember to check. Shipthis captures every one of these updates directly from the airline data feed, so your team sees current AWB status without logging into a cargo tracking site or waiting for a status notification that may or may not arrive promptly.
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Direct Feeds From a Network of 194 Airline
The same airline network used for eAWB submission also powers AWB status tracking, so coverage doesn't depend on which specific airline is carrying a shipment.
A forwarder's airline mix is rarely limited to the two or three largest carriers, it includes regional operators and specific airlines chosen for a particular route or rate. Shipthis connects directly to a network of 194 airlines for both eAWB submission and status tracking, so switching airlines for a better rate or routing doesn't mean losing consistent tracking on that shipment.
The AWB's Status Is the Shipment's Status
AWB milestones update the same shipment record tied to House AWBs, eAWB submission status, and the customer portal, not a standalone tracker disconnected from the rest of the job.
An AWB milestone update matters most when it reflects on everything connected to that shipment, the House AWBs riding inside a consolidation, whether the eAWB was submitted successfully, and what the customer sees in their own portal. Shipthis ties AWB tracking directly to the same shipment record used everywhere else, so a status update isn't an isolated data point in a separate tracker, it's the shipment's actual current status, visible everywhere that shipment's information already lives.
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AWB Tracking That Actually Works Across Your Real Airline Mix
Airlines, genuinely automatic updates, and connection to the rest of the shipment, not a tool that quietly works best with only the largest carriers.
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Plenty of tools claim AWB tracking, but many work best with a narrow set of major airlines and thin out noticeably once a shipment involves a smaller or regional carrier. Shipthis connects to a network of airlines for tracking as well as eAWB submission, updates automatically without manual checks, and ties directly into the same shipment record as House AWBs and customer visibility, the combination that makes tracking genuinely useful across a real airline mix, not just the largest names.
Your Airline Coverage, Ready From Day One
Shipthis comes pre-configured with extensive airline coverage, so there’s no lengthy setup or manual configuration required.
Your team shouldn’t have to build an airline tracking setup before they can start using it. Shipthis comes ready with airline tracking already configured across major, regional, and niche carriers. During onboarding, we make sure your required carriers are covered and get your team up and running without unnecessary implementation work.
Ready to Stop Logging Into a Different Cargo Site for Every Airline?
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AWB Tracking Questions, Answered
A network of 194 airlines — the same network used for eAWB submission — so tracking coverage matches submission coverage rather than being a narrower subset.
Received from shipper, departed origin, arrived at destination, and delivered — each updating automatically as the airline reports it.
No. Status updates come directly from airline data feeds automatically, without a manual login or check.
Yes. AWB status updates the same shipment record tied to House AWBs, eAWB submission status, and customer-facing visibility.
Yes. Implementation configures AWB tracking around your actual airline list, including regional or niche carriers, not just a generic default set.
Checking each airline's site separately means a different login and a different status format for every carrier. Shipthis normalizes all of it into one consistent view through direct data feeds.