Cargo flight departured

What this status means

Speedaf has put your parcel on a cargo flight, and the flight has taken off. The wording "departured" is a spelling quirk in the courier's system; it simply means departed. The parcel is in the air or on its way to the destination airport, so it is in the international leg of the journey.

Is my package delayed?

No. This message is a normal step and not an exception. It usually follows the parcel's handover at the departure airport, and it is always followed by the arrival of the flight. Nothing here points to a problem.

What happens next

The next update is "Cargo flight arrived", which means the plane has landed at the destination airport. After that, the parcel is normally unloaded and goes through customs checks in the destination country before it is handed to a local delivery network. Tracking may stay quiet while the parcel is in the air, so a gap between this message and the next one is expected.

What you can do

• Wait and keep checking the tracking history; no action is needed from you now.
• Be ready for possible customs duties or taxes after landing, depending on your country and the value of the order.
• If the status does not change for longer than the previous steps took, contact Speedaf or the seller.
• Have your tracking number and order details at hand when you do.