The cargo module is used for creating and printing the actual Airwaybill (AWB) and Cargo Manifest and all other documents or paperwork used in connection with the Cargo handling function. The Cargo module is once again, fully integrated with all other modules enabling the Cargo department access to flight schedules or weight and balance information and also allowing the weight and balance department access to real-time cargo information per flight.

The Cargo module is also very easy to understand and operate. In order for the agent to create an AWB, they use a pre-prepared mask and add or alter the details to produce a relevant AWB containing all shipping advise, details of goods, special handling information, weight and most importantly the airway bill number itself. There are many drop-down lists of choices for choosing company names and once a particular shipping company has been selected, the address and invoicing details will appear on the screen automatically. There is also a drop down list of 3 letter codes for description of goods. These descriptions are only used if the items being transported are of a dangerous goods or special goods nature e.g. PER for perishables, REX for explosives or HUM for human organs. All of these codes are based on the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR).

From the AWB information a Cargo Manifest can be created for use by the weight and balance staff, captain and destination airport staff. The other documents that may be produced include invoices for services provided, statistical/historical reports and the NOTOC (notification to captain of dangerous or special handling goods). The NOTOC is printed automatically once the cargo department adds details of any special/dangerous goods traveling.