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ALLIANCE CARGO EXPRESS

+1 347 343 4211

  • HOME
  • SERVICES
  • ACE ONLINE QUOTES
  • CONTACT
  • GALLERY
  • AIR FREIGHT FORWARDING
  • AIR FREIGHT RATES
  • HEAVY AND OUTSIZE CARGO
  • AOG - AIRCRAFT ON GROUND
  • SEMICONDUCTOR LOGISTICS
  • CUSTOMS CLEARANCE
  • TRUCKING SOLUTIONS
  • LIVE ANIMALS
  • LUXURY VEHICLES
  • AIR CHARTER SERVICES
  • DANGEROUS GOODS
  • PERISHABLE CARGO
  • WAREHOUSING
  • HUMANITARIAN AID
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WEBSITE DISCLAIMER

 This Website and Service Disclaimer applies to the website operated by Alliance Cargo Express, Inc., including all pages, service descriptions, quotations, calculators, tracking tools, forms, downloadable materials, articles, images, communications, and other content made available through acecargo.us and any related ACE-operated online platform.

By accessing or using this website, submitting a quotation request, creating an account, or using any online feature, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Disclaimer.

1. General Information Only

The information presented on this website is provided for general informational, marketing, and preliminary planning purposes.

Website content does not constitute:

  • a binding transportation agreement; 
  • a guaranteed offer or rate; 
  • acceptance of cargo; 
  • confirmation of airline space; 
  • confirmation of equipment availability; 
  • a guarantee of routing, pickup, transit time, delivery, or regulatory approval; 
  • legal, customs, tax, export-control, insurance, or regulatory advice; 
  • an assumption of unlimited liability by Alliance Cargo Express, Inc. 

A binding service commitment exists only after ACE receives complete shipment information, confirms cargo acceptance and service availability, and issues or accepts the applicable written quotation, booking confirmation, transportation document, or other written agreement.

2. Role of Alliance Cargo Express

Alliance Cargo Express, Inc. provides and coordinates international air-freight forwarding, export transportation, cargo handling, airport-transfer, documentation-support, warehousing-related, screening-related, and other logistics services.

The legal and operational role of ACE may vary depending on the particular shipment, service, route, transportation document, and written agreement.

Depending on the service, ACE may act as:

  • an air freight forwarder; 
  • an indirect air carrier; 
  • a transportation intermediary; 
  • a contracting party arranging transportation; 
  • an operator of its own vehicle for designated local airport-transfer operations; 
  • an organizer or coordinator of services performed by independent third parties; 
  • an agent only where expressly stated in writing. 

No website description alone determines ACE’s legal status, role, custody, control, or liability for a particular shipment.

Federal transportation law distinguishes among motor carriers, brokers, and freight forwarders based on the actual service provided and the capacity in which the company holds itself out and operates. 


3. ACE-Owned Vehicles and Independent Motor Carriers

ACE operates its own vehicles for designated local cargo movements, including transportation of export cargo between ACE-operated or approved facilities and airline cargo terminals.

Other ground transportation services, including shipper pickup, long-distance transportation, interstate transportation, specialized trucking, or transportation outside ACE’s designated local operating scope, may be arranged through independent motor carriers, brokers, or transportation service providers.

The party actually performing the transportation will depend on the shipment-specific arrangement.

Unless expressly stated in a written booking confirmation:

  • ACE does not represent that every ground movement is performed using an ACE-owned vehicle; 
  • ACE does not represent that every driver is employed by ACE; 
  • ACE may select, engage, or coordinate with independent motor carriers; 
  • independent motor carriers are responsible for operating their vehicles and employing, supervising, and controlling their drivers; 
  • physical custody during transportation may rest with the party actually possessing the cargo; 
  • the operating carrier’s terms, tariff, bill of lading, insurance, authority, and limitations may apply. 

Nothing in this section eliminates any responsibility that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

4. Third-Party Service Providers

ACE may use or coordinate services through third parties, including:

  • airlines; 
  • motor carriers; 
  • cartage companies; 
  • ground handlers; 
  • warehouse operators; 
  • cargo screening facilities; 
  • canine screening providers; 
  • customs brokers; 
  • overseas agents; 
  • packaging companies; 
  • security providers; 
  • technology providers; 
  • government-authorized facilities; 
  • other logistics providers. 

Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing, such providers are independent contractors and are not employees of ACE.

ACE does not control every operational decision, vehicle, driver, aircraft, terminal, facility, warehouse, customs authority, government agency, airline schedule, technology system, or third-party provider involved in a shipment.

ACE may rely on information, schedules, rates, availability, tracking data, documentation, and operational updates supplied by third parties.

5. No Guarantee of Service Availability

All services described on the website are subject to:

  • cargo acceptance; 
  • complete and accurate shipment information; 
  • commodity eligibility; 
  • carrier acceptance; 
  • airline space; 
  • equipment availability; 
  • facility capacity; 
  • screening requirements; 
  • export-control review; 
  • sanctions restrictions; 
  • customs requirements; 
  • dangerous-goods acceptance; 
  • security procedures; 
  • destination restrictions; 
  • weather; 
  • operational conditions; 
  • applicable law; 
  • ACE’s written confirmation. 

The availability of a service on the website does not mean that ACE or a third-party provider will accept every shipment, commodity, origin, destination, consignee, end user, or transaction.

ACE reserves the right to reject, suspend, reroute, hold, return, or cancel a shipment where reasonably necessary because of safety, security, compliance, documentation, payment, carrier, operational, or regulatory concerns.

6. Quotations and Rates

All rates, charges, calculators, estimates, and quotations displayed or generated through the website are preliminary unless expressly identified as final and binding in writing by an authorized ACE representative.

Rates may change because of:

  • actual weight or dimensions; 
  • chargeable weight; 
  • cargo density; 
  • commodity; 
  • packaging; 
  • stackability; 
  • airline remeasurement; 
  • carrier surcharges; 
  • fuel surcharges; 
  • screening charges; 
  • security fees; 
  • accessorial services; 
  • pickup conditions; 
  • waiting time; 
  • storage; 
  • redelivery; 
  • rebooking; 
  • government charges; 
  • taxes; 
  • duties; 
  • exchange rates; 
  • space availability; 
  • seasonal or market conditions. 

An online quotation does not constitute cargo acceptance, space confirmation, a guaranteed rate, or a guarantee that a shipment is legally or operationally transportable.

Final charges may be based on the weight, dimensions, condition, classification, and services determined by the airline, motor carrier, warehouse, screening facility, government authority, or other party actually performing or controlling the applicable service.

7. Transit Times, Schedules, and Delivery Estimates

All pickup times, airline schedules, departure times, transit times, arrival times, connection times, cut-off times, and delivery estimates are estimates only unless expressly guaranteed in a separate written agreement signed by an authorized ACE representative.

ACE does not guarantee that cargo will:

  • be picked up at a specific time; 
  • meet a particular airline cut-off; 
  • depart on a particular flight; 
  • move on a particular airline or route; 
  • connect without delay; 
  • arrive by a particular date; 
  • clear customs within a specific period; 
  • be available for delivery at a particular time. 

Schedules and routing may change because of carrier decisions, weather, congestion, security requirements, government action, embargoes, capacity limitations, mechanical issues, labor conditions, documentation problems, inspections, or other circumstances.

8. Tracking Information

Tracking information is provided when available from ACE systems or third-party providers.

Tracking data may be:

  • delayed; 
  • incomplete; 
  • estimated; 
  • temporarily unavailable; 
  • dependent on manual entry; 
  • based on carrier-provided information; 
  • subject to system or communication errors. 

ACE does not guarantee continuous, uninterrupted, live, or real-time tracking unless expressly agreed in writing for a particular service.

A lack of tracking information does not necessarily mean that a shipment has stopped moving, and a tracking update does not independently confirm delivery, condition, security, or legal acceptance.

9. Cargo Information and Customer Responsibility

The customer, shipper, exporter, USPPI, consignee, purchaser, cargo owner, and other responsible parties must provide complete, timely, and accurate information, including where applicable:

  • commodity description; 
  • quantity; 
  • gross weight; 
  • dimensions; 
  • cargo value; 
  • country of origin; 
  • destination; 
  • end user; 
  • end use; 
  • Harmonized Tariff Schedule or Schedule B information; 
  • export classification; 
  • dangerous-goods classification; 
  • temperature requirements; 
  • packaging information; 
  • licenses; 
  • permits; 
  • commercial invoice; 
  • packing list; 
  • Shipper’s Letter of Instruction; 
  • security status; 
  • special handling requirements. 

ACE may rely on information provided by customers and other parties without independently verifying every fact.

The customer is responsible for losses, delays, penalties, rejection, additional charges, or regulatory consequences resulting from incomplete, late, inaccurate, misleading, or omitted information, except to the extent prohibited by applicable law.

10. Packaging, Loading, and Cargo Condition

Unless ACE expressly agrees in writing to perform a particular packaging, loading, securement, labeling, marking, or inspection service, the shipper remains responsible for ensuring that cargo is properly:

  • packaged; 
  • protected; 
  • marked; 
  • labeled; 
  • documented; 
  • palletized; 
  • secured; 
  • prepared for handling and transportation. 

Acceptance of cargo does not necessarily constitute confirmation that the packaging, internal condition, classification, contents, or documentation are adequate or accurate.

ACE may refuse cargo that appears unsafe, damaged, improperly packaged, improperly labeled, leaking, unstable, inaccurately described, or otherwise unsuitable for transportation.

11. Dangerous Goods and Restricted Cargo

Dangerous goods, hazardous materials, batteries, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, perishables, live animals, high-value cargo, military-related cargo, weapons-related cargo, oversized cargo, temperature-sensitive cargo, and other restricted commodities require prior written review and approval.

Website content concerning specialized cargo does not constitute automatic acceptance or confirmation that ACE is authorized to handle every commodity or transaction.

The shipper remains responsible for accurate identification, classification, packaging, marking, labeling, documentation, licensing, and declaration of dangerous or restricted cargo unless a specific service is separately agreed in writing and performed by a qualified provider.

ACE may rely on third-party dangerous-goods specialists, packaging providers, screening facilities, airlines, or other qualified service providers.

12. Export Controls, Sanctions, and Regulatory Compliance

All services are subject to applicable United States and foreign laws, including export controls, economic sanctions, customs laws, security requirements, licensing requirements, denied-party restrictions, end-use restrictions, and carrier regulations.

ACE does not guarantee that any proposed shipment is lawful, licensable, customs-cleared, exportable, importable, or acceptable to a carrier or government authority.

The exporter, USPPI, shipper, consignee, purchaser, end user, and other responsible parties remain responsible for providing accurate information and obtaining required authorizations unless applicable law expressly assigns a particular responsibility to ACE.

ACE may conduct compliance screening, request additional documents, reject a shipment, or suspend services where compliance concerns exist.

13. Customs Brokerage

Customs brokerage services may be coordinated through appropriately licensed customs brokers.

Unless ACE is expressly identified in writing as the licensed and authorized customs broker for a transaction, website references to customs-clearance support do not mean that ACE is itself performing licensed customs brokerage services.

Customs classifications, valuation, duties, taxes, admissibility, importer-of-record obligations, exporter-of-record obligations, and government decisions remain subject to applicable law and the responsible party’s obligations.

14. Warehousing, Handling, and Screening

Warehousing, cargo handling, screening, reweighing, remeasurement, labeling, storage, packing, and related services may be performed by:

  • ACE; 
  • an affiliated company; 
  • an ACE-operated facility; 
  • a certified screening facility; 
  • an airline terminal; 
  • an independent warehouse; 
  • another qualified provider. 

The actual service provider and facility will depend on the shipment and written arrangement.

Website descriptions do not establish that every facility shown, referenced, or used is owned or operated by ACE.

Long-term storage is not provided unless expressly agreed in writing.

Storage, handling, screening, and facility services are subject to cargo eligibility, facility rules, security requirements, operating hours, space availability, insurance limitations, and applicable facility terms.

15. Cargo Insurance

Transportation charges do not automatically include all-risk cargo insurance.

Carrier liability, freight-forwarder liability, warehouse liability, and cargo insurance are different forms of protection and may provide substantially different coverage.

ACE strongly recommends that customers obtain cargo insurance appropriate to the full commercial value, commodity, routing, packaging, and risk profile of each shipment.

A declared cargo value does not automatically create cargo insurance or increase ACE’s liability unless ACE expressly confirms the applicable coverage and charge in writing.

Where insurance is requested through ACE, coverage is subject to:

  • written acceptance; 
  • payment of the applicable premium; 
  • policy terms; 
  • exclusions; 
  • deductibles; 
  • insurer approval; 
  • accurate cargo information. 

16. Loss, Damage, Delay, and Claims

Claims involving loss, theft, shortage, damage, delay, misdelivery, or other cargo-related issues are subject to:

  • applicable law; 
  • transportation documents; 
  • bills of lading; 
  • air waybills; 
  • carrier tariffs; 
  • warehouse receipts; 
  • insurance policies; 
  • ACE Terms and Conditions of Service; 
  • written contractual limitations; 
  • applicable notice and filing deadlines. 

 

Nothing contained on this website shall be interpreted as determining the legal capacity in which ACE performs services for any particular shipment.

The rights, obligations, defenses, and liabilities applicable to any shipment shall be determined by the actual services performed, the applicable transportation documents, written agreements, and governing law.

17. Limitation of Website Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, ACE will not be liable solely because of a person’s reliance on:

  • general website information; 
  • marketing descriptions; 
  • automated estimates; 
  • calculators; 
  • preliminary quotations; 
  • third-party schedules; 
  • tracking data; 
  • external links; 
  • downloadable materials; 
  • articles; 
  • images; 
  • technical content; 
  • information supplied by third parties. 

ACE does not warrant that the website will always be accurate, complete, current, secure, uninterrupted, or error-free.

ACE may modify, remove, correct, suspend, or update website content at any time without notice.

18. No Consequential-Damage Commitment Through Website Content

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, no website content creates an agreement by ACE to assume liability for indirect, incidental, special, punitive, exemplary, or consequential damages, including:

  • lost profits; 
  • lost sales; 
  • loss of market; 
  • production interruption; 
  • contractual penalties; 
  • business interruption; 
  • reputational harm; 
  • loss of use; 
  • loss of opportunity. 

Any limitation applicable to a particular shipment will be governed by the relevant written agreement and applicable law.

19. No Waiver of Nonwaivable Legal Obligations

Nothing in this Disclaimer excludes or limits any duty, liability, warranty, right, or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

If any provision is inconsistent with mandatory applicable law, that law will control only to the extent of the inconsistency.

20. No Modification by Website Statement

No website statement, employee communication, marketing material, oral statement, social-media post, general email, automated message, or preliminary quotation modifies ACE’s Terms and Conditions of Service or creates a guarantee unless the modification is expressly made in a written agreement signed by an authorized ACE representative.

21. External Links and Third-Party Content

The website may contain links to airlines, carriers, tracking providers, government agencies, service providers, or other third-party websites.

ACE does not control and is not responsible for the availability, accuracy, security, privacy practices, terms, or content of third-party websites.

The inclusion of a link does not constitute an endorsement or guarantee.

22. Intellectual Property

Website text, graphics, branding, photographs, videos, software, documents, and other content are owned by ACE or used with permission, unless otherwise indicated.

No website content may be copied, republished, modified, distributed, or commercially used without prior authorization, except as permitted by law.

23. Relationship to Other ACE Terms

This Disclaimer must be read together with:

  • ACE Terms and Conditions of Service; 
  • Privacy Policy; 
  • Cookie Policy; 
  • quotation terms; 
  • booking confirmations; 
  • air waybills; 
  • bills of lading; 
  • warehouse receipts; 
  • insurance terms; 
  • credit agreements; 
  • account terms; 
  • other shipment-specific documents. 

Where a shipment-specific signed agreement conflicts with this Disclaimer, the shipment-specific agreement will generally control for that shipment, subject to applicable law.

24. Governing Law

Website use is governed by the laws identified in the ACE Terms of Use or Terms and Conditions of Service, without limiting the application of any mandatory federal transportation law or other nonwaivable legal requirement.

25. Contact Information

Questions concerning this Disclaimer may be directed to:

Alliance Cargo Express, Inc.
147-24 176th Street
Jamaica, New York 11434
United States

Email: air@acecargo.us
Telephone: +1 347-343-4211
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