Chargeable Weight
The weight used to price air freight, generally the greater of actual and volumetric weight under the applicable tariff.
Professional definition
The weight used to price air freight, generally the greater of actual and volumetric weight under the applicable tariff. Its precise legal, operational or charging effect depends on the applicable contract, carrier terms, route, jurisdiction and transport mode.
Example
Example: a logistics team records or applies “Chargeable Weight” in the relevant booking, document, quotation or shipment milestone.
Where it is used
Used in air freight operations, documents, systems and commercial discussions.
Common mistakes and things to remember
Confirm the precise meaning in the governing contract, tariff, official rules and provider terms; industry usage can vary.
Source
Use the linked authority and applicable national guidance for current requirements.