Vecses, PE, Hungary
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Airmax Cargo Budapest is a Hungarian freight forwarding company established in 1996 that began offering pet transportation services in 1998. Based in Vecses near Budapest Airport, they specialize in air, sea, rail and ground transportation requiring special handling and expertise, including live animal transport among their diverse cargo services. The company ranks in the IATA top 10 in Hungary and operates with over 140 trained staff members.
BUDPrimary
Budapest, Hungary
VIE
Vienna, Austria
Airmax Cargo Budapest Ltd offers 7 in-house services: Accepts Major Credit Cards, Standard Size Airline Kennels, Local Pick-Up and Delivery, Import/Export Services, Freight Forwarder, and 2 more.
Airmax Cargo Budapest Ltd is an IPATA member since 2004, in business for 30 years, rated 4.1/5 on Google (52 reviews), certified in LAR (Live Animals Regulations). To verify any pet shipper, check their IPATA membership at ipata.org, look for a physical business address, and read independent reviews.
Yes. Airmax Cargo Budapest Ltd has serves 2 airports (BUD, VIE).
Airmax Cargo Budapest Ltd transports Birds, Dogs & Cats, Exotics, Fish, Lab Animals, Livestock (small), Other, and Horses. This includes equine transport with specialized ground vehicles.
Airmax Cargo Budapest Ltd is based in Vecses, PE, Hungary.
Airmax Cargo Budapest Ltd is IPATA member, LAR (Live Animals Regulations).
Airmax Cargo Budapest Ltd serves 2 airports: BUD, VIE. Primary: BUD.
Location
Vecses, PE, Hungary
52 reviews
worst and unprofessional company I have ever known. Avoid at all costs if you dont want to lose time and money.
They told me 2800€ to take a 20 kilos dog while i made it for 450 €
Dóra J. is the Best! Super organised, true expert and precise. Highly recommend her!
Payment delayed but client was in contact and reacted for our calls.
47.421183, 19.230113 office here. It's too cramped for a semi-trailer. It's all packed with TIRs, vans, cars, people, and the only thing missing is horses... There's definitely no room to unscrew the brake pedal. It's a so-so spot. It's best not to bring a truck. 🙃