Your active tracking device

The use of active tracking devices aboard our flights is subject to two conditions:

• The device must be approved by Air France KLM Cargo; and
• The Air France KLM Cargo acceptance requirements must be followed.

If you intend to use this new option, please read the following very carefully. Full details of our conditions are available here.

The active tracking device you choose needs to be approved by Air France KLM Cargo. We have already approved the following devices:

1. Anttail
2. Calamp SC1004
3. Calamp SC1102
4. Calamp Butterfly
5. Calamp Etag
6. Cartasense U-Sensor 100115.
7. Controlant Model CO 10.01
8. Controlant Saga
9. Controlant Saga P
10. Controlant Saga H
11. Fedex Senseaware 3000
12. Hanhaa Parcel Live
13. Kirsen A type
14. Libero GE
15. Libero GF
16. Libero GH
17. Libero GL
18. Libero GS
19. OnAsset Sentry500 Flightsafe
20. Onasset Sentinel 100 (A, B, L, P & S)
21. Roambee BeeSense
22. Roambee BeeBeacon Sense
23. Roambee BeeBeacon Aware
24. Sendum PT300D
25. Sensitech T11013050 Geo Ultra Alkaline data logger also known as TempTale Geo Ultra / VizComm View Ultra
26. Sensitech 11013070 Geo Ultra dry ice alkaline also known as TempTale Geo Ultra Dry Ice
27. Skycell AG Savy Sensor
28. Stracker PT35
29. Tive TT4000
30. 7P Solutions GL300 WCDAMA

Other active tracking devices may only be used when they have been approved by Air France KLM Cargo and added to the above list.

If you have any questions about the Air France KLM Cargo approval procedure, please contact.

Requests for approval of 5G devices can´t be taken into the process until further notice.

If you have questions about the tracking devices themselves, please contact the manufacturers directly.

When making a booking, always let our local customer service agent know if you will be using an approved active tracking device. The IATA Special Handling Code EMD must be used when making the booking. The device brand name & type must be capture in the free text. The same applies for the FWB.

Info needed for AWB handling specifications

You will need to fill in the brand & type of the tracking device in the handling information on the AWB and in the OSI line of the FWB.

Please also confirm the following by stating: “The device is in good and safe condition, and placed as instructed by the supplier.”

IATA Dangerous Goods regulations

If a shipment contains more than two active tracking devices using lithium batteries, the shipment must be declared as a “DGR lithium battery shipment” in compliance with IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.

IATA Special Handling Code

The IATA Special Handling code EMD (Electronic Monitoring Device) is applicable and must be used when making bookings (Including E-bookings in CPS).

The following restrictions apply when devices are used for 057/074 AWB´s:  

1. Cuba & Sudan. Active tracking devices can be subject to United States export controls. We don´t allow them on flights to the following countries: North Korea, Iran, Syria, Sudan and Cuba. This means we actually don´t accept active tracking devices on flights to Havana (Cuba) & Khartoum (Sudan).
2. All KLM City hopper aircraft.
3. Other carrier´s aircraft allowing 057/074 AWB´s like MNG Airlines, Air Calin & China Southern & China Eastern.
4. Interline shipments containing active tracking devices can´t be accepted.
5. DL aircrafts: devices used must be approved by DL. This can be checked on the DL Cargo website.

Please note that we have no intervention service in place for alerts from active tracking devices. Our normal service will be in place.

If you intend to use active tracking devices, please read our conditions very carefully. Full details of our conditions are available here.