I’m not going to lie to you and pretend I have a secret hotline written on my forearm. The best way to get the Exeter Airport freight forwarder contact number is to look smart about it. First, check the airport’s own website for their cargo or freight handling department. That’s your starting line.
But here’s the coffee-chat secret: call Exeter Airport’s main switchboard. Ask for the “cargo center” or “freight handling.” They’ll give you a number, but it might just be a general line. Don’t hang up yet. Ask if they can recommend a local forwarder they work with daily. Airport staff love giving out those names.
Exeter Airport Logo
If you’re feeling brave, search for “Exeter freight forwarder customs clearance.” The ones at the top of the list that have “local” in their tagline? Those are your guys. Their contact number is usually on their homepage, right next to a photo of a smiling person holding a clipboard.
What to Say When You Dial
When you finally get that number and a human picks up, be specific. Don’t mumble. Say: “Hi, I’m looking for a local freight forwarder near Exeter Airport—can you help me ship a pallet to France?” Boom. They’ll know you mean business.
And please, for the love of cardboard, have your shipment details ready. Size, weight, what’s inside (no, don’t say “surprise”). If you say “uh, it’s a thing,” they’ll put you on hold. And you’ll be back to square one. Nobody wants that.
