Heavy Cargo (HEA)
HEA is the IATA special handling code for heavy cargo of 150 kg or more per piece.
These pieces need planning for floor load limits and where they sit in the aircraft.
- Code
- HEA
- Standard
- IATA SHC
Related terms
- SHCSpecial Handling CodeA special handling code (SHC) is a three-letter IATA code that tells everyone handling a shipment how to treat it, such as PER for perishables, AVI for live animals or VAL for valuables.
- ULDUnit Load DeviceA unit load device (ULD) is a pallet or container used to load cargo and baggage onto an aircraft.
More in Special Cargo
- AOGAircraft On GroundAircraft on ground (AOG) means an aircraft cannot fly until it gets a spare part or repair.
- AVILive AnimalsAVI is the IATA special handling code for live animals.
- COLCool GoodsCOL is the IATA special handling code for cool goods that must be kept chilled but not frozen.
- CRTControlled Room TemperatureCRT is the IATA special handling code for controlled room temperature, meaning the shipment must stay between +15 °C and +25 °C.
- DIPDiplomatic MailDIP is the IATA special handling code for diplomatic mail, such as diplomatic bags and pouches.
- EATFoodstuffsEAT is the IATA special handling code for food meant for people to eat.
Belli runs air cargo for airlines, from booking to billing.
Bookings, air waybills, ULD build up and messaging in one system, built with the people who handle the freight.