Asendia USA scanned your parcel at a warehouse with the code AMS as a routine check. AMS is a facility code, and in this context it most likely points to a handling site in the Amsterdam area, though the courier does not spell that out. Most often the parcel has just come off a flight, so it is at a transit hub between the origin country and the final delivery network. It has not reached you yet.
No, this message by itself is normal. It is a checkpoint scan, not an exception or a problem report. Parcels most often arrive here straight after "Flight Arrived" and are then sent on. A delay would only be a concern if the tracking stays on this line for longer than the previous steps took.
Most often the next update is "Shipped", which means the parcel has left the warehouse and moves on toward the destination country or the local carrier. Less often you will see "In Transit" or a processing scan at a parcel center. Later scans usually come from the delivery carrier rather than Asendia USA.
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