For long routes or smaller cargo volumes, partial charters offer a cost-effective solution.

For example, for Latin American or Caribbean routes, direct flights with aircraft like the 330, 757, or 767 are not cost-effective due to the long distances. In this case, a partial charter can be used, first transporting the cargo to a European hub airport via a domestic flight, then arranging a smaller aircraft for charter transport from that hub.

This approach effectively reduces transportation costs while ensuring efficiency.