Air Priority: your parcel boards before you finish coffee
When a border stands between sender and receiver, Wronix takes to the sky. Air Priority is the intercontinental express lane — and every mile of it is visible.
How Air Priority works
Parcels are tendered to our partner airlines on the next available overnight departure from the origin gateway. While the aircraft cruises, your tracking page draws the great-circle arc between continents and flies your plane along it, in proportion to the journey actually completed.
Customs without the black hole
The scariest part of international shipping is the silence at the border. Air Priority breaks it into visible stages — export scan, uplift, arrival, customs check, handover to the delivery leg — each one a real event with a timestamp and a place, written to your journey history the moment it happens.
One tracking number, whole journey
Even though your parcel may touch a truck, a plane and another truck, you never change websites or numbers. One Wronix tracking code follows the shipment through every mode — the map simply swaps the truck for a plane when the route goes international.
When to choose it
Choose Air Priority for anything crossing a border that matters: documents, gifts, samples, replacement parts. If it has to be on another continent this week, this is the service.
Questions people ask
How fast is Air Priority?
Intercontinental deliveries typically complete in 2–4 days door to door, customs included.
Will I see customs happen?
Yes. Arrival, customs checks and release each appear as timestamped events on your tracking page.
Does my tracking number change at the border?
Never. One Wronix number covers the whole journey, across every mode and every border.
See it live, right now
Words are nice. A truck actually moving on a real route is better.
Watch a live shipment →