What does your item departed a transfer airport mean?

departure from a transfer airport means the airline you purchased your ticket on flew the aircraft that departed the originating airport. If your item departed a transfer airport, it means the airline that initially flew your item did not fly the aircraft to the final destination or they did not have a flight scheduled for your item at this time. This airline could offer an alternative flight to get your item to its final destination.

What does your item departed a transfer date mean?

If you had a shipment that departed a transfer date it means this was the date of the final shipment in the shipping process for your item. This date does not indicate when the item arrived at the shipping carrier. You can check the tracking number to determine when the item arrived at the shipping carrier. If you received a tracking number, enter it here.

What does your item departing a transfer point mean?

It means that the airline or ground handler that originally accepted and processed the item at the transfer point (such as at the airport terminal) was responsible for moving the item to its final destination. This airline or ground handler could be the airline that originally flew the item from its origin to the transfer point, or it could be the airline or ground handler that picked up the item at the transfer point for delivery to its final destination.

What does your item departed a transfer terminal mean?

If a package arrives at a transfer airport with a clear delivery location, the airline may have taken it from one airline to another at the transfer destination. This could indicate that the airline has lost your package. In some cases, the airline will issue an insurance claim. If this is the case, you will be responsible for paying any fees or settlements.

What does your item departing a transfer mean?

When an item is flown from one airport to another without going to a final destination, that's known as an airline transfer. It doesn't matter whether the airline is domestic or international, they all use the same transfer airports. These airports are not the origin or destination of the flight, but the airline uses them as hubs to transfer passengers and baggage from one flight to another.