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What is the difference between OBC and NFO?

2026-07-28 1 min read

OBC (On Board Courier) involves a dedicated courier who hand-carries your shipment on a commercial flight, maintaining physical possession throughout. NFO (Next Flight Out) involves booking your cargo on the next available flight as priority freight.

OBC offers the fastest and most secure option, while NFO is more cost-effective for shipments that are urgent but do not require a dedicated courier.

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