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Alaska Air Cargo tracking (AWB 027)

Alaska Air Cargo air waybill numbers start with 027. Enter the 8 digits after the prefix to track your shipment.

The tracker copies your number and opens Alaska Air Cargo's tracking page. Paste it into their box. You can also go to the Alaska Air Cargo tracking page directly.

How to read a Alaska Air Cargo air waybill number

Prefix027
Serial1234567
Check5

A Alaska Air Cargo AWB looks like 027-1234 5675. The prefix 027 identifies Alaska Air Cargo. The last digit is a check digit: 1234567 divided by 7 leaves 5. If the tracker warns about the last digit, compare the number with your paperwork. How the check digit works.

About Alaska Air Cargo

  • The FAQ says Alaska waybill numbers start with 027. The 'Track' link goes to an iCargo customer portal where guests can track without logging in, and the prefix field is pre-filled with 027. (source)
  • Alaska and Hawaiian Air Cargo serve 14 international locations in Asia, the South Pacific, Canada and Mexico through gateways in Honolulu (HNL) and Seattle (SEA). (source)
  • Alaska plans to add four 737-800 converted freighters, growing its 737 freighter fleet from five to nine, with service expected from the first half of 2027. (source)
  • Hawaiian Air Cargo shipments have their own tracking link on the Alaska Air Cargo site. (source)

Contact Alaska Air Cargo

Call center (daily 5am-9pm PT)800-225-2752source
Contact pagehttps://www.alaskacargo.com/contact-ussource

Tracking statuses you'll see

Alaska Air Cargo reports progress with the standard IATA status codes used across air cargo.

CodeStatusWhat it means
BKDBookedSpace is reserved on a flight. The cargo has not been handed over yet.
RCSReceived from shipperThe airline has accepted the cargo at origin. This is usually the first real milestone.
FOHFreight on handThe cargo is at the airline warehouse but not yet formally accepted.
MANManifestedThe shipment is listed on a specific flight.
PREPrepared for loadingBuilt up on a pallet or container for the flight.
DEPDepartedThe flight carrying the shipment has left.
ARRArrivedThe flight has landed at the next airport.
RCFReceived from flightUnloaded and checked in at the arrival warehouse.
TFDTransferredHanded to another airline for the next leg.
RCTReceived from another carrierTaken over from another airline for the next leg.
NFDNotified for deliveryThe consignee or their agent has been told the cargo is ready.
AWDDocuments deliveredThe shipping documents have been handed to the consignee or broker.
CCDCustoms clearedCustoms has released the shipment.
DLVDeliveredThe cargo has been collected by the consignee. Tracking ends here.
DISDiscrepancyPieces or weight do not match the waybill, or something is missing or damaged. Contact the airline.

Questions

What is the Alaska Air Cargo AWB prefix?

027. Every Alaska Air Cargo air waybill number starts with 027, followed by 8 more digits.

Why can't Alaska Air Cargo find my air waybill?

Tracking usually starts once Alaska Air Cargo accepts the cargo (status RCS). Before that, the number may exist but show nothing. Check that the number starts with 027. If you have a forwarder's number with letters, it's a house waybill: ask the forwarder for the master AWB.

Where is my Alaska Air Cargo AWB number?

On the air waybill (top corners), in your forwarder's booking confirmation, or on the shipping notice from the seller.

Can I ship lithium batteries or other dangerous goods with Alaska Air Cargo?

Check the item first in our UN number lookup: it gives the hazard class and how much can go in one package on a passenger or cargo aircraft. Airlines can add their own restrictions, so confirm with Alaska Air Cargo or your forwarder before booking.

Is this the official tracking site?

No. a-w-b.com is an independent lookup that sends you to Alaska Air Cargo's own tracking page. Status and contact questions go to Alaska Air Cargo.

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Facts compiled on 2026-11-05 from the carrier's own site and public references, with sources linked where available. Spotted an error? See about.