ASIAFLY Tracking

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https://www.asiaflyexp.com/

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About Asiafly

Asiafly is the international forwarding brand of Shenzhen Yaxiang International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd. It arranges cross-border logistics rather than functioning as a single nationwide postal operator. Its published focus is China–Australia air and ocean freight, China–Brazil small parcels, and fulfillment from overseas warehouses in Australia and Brazil.

Verified field	Asiafly information
Official name	Shenzhen Yaxiang International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd.
Brand and website	Asiafly; https://www.asiaflyexp.com/
Carrier type	International freight forwarder and cross-border logistics operator.
Primary regions	China, Australia and Brazil, including dedicated China–Australia routes and China–Brazil parcel forwarding.
Official tracking entry	The Asiafly homepage publishes a “Waybill Tracking Query” and directs users to scan its WeChat account for logistics information.
Operating footprint	The company describes 14 subsidiaries, more than 260 employees, warehouses exceeding 20,000 square metres and hubs in China, Australia and Brazil.

Carrier Entity Relationships

Entity	Relationship to Asiafly
Shenzhen Yaxiang International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd.	This company is the corporate entity identified in the Asiafly website footer.
Air, ocean and land freight	Asiafly presents these as forwarding capabilities, so the physical transport may involve contracted operators and destination providers.
Australian and Brazilian overseas warehouses	Asiafly uses these facilities for storage, fulfillment, sorting, packaging and local dispatch.
Brazil Post	Asiafly says its Brazil operation collaborates with Brazil Post; a Brazil Post scan therefore does not establish that Brazil Post issued the original waybill.
17TRACK	17TRACK may aggregate available events from Asiafly or a transport partner; 17TRACK does not transport the shipment or decide claims.

Quick Answer

Enter the Asiafly waybill or tracking number supplied by the seller into the tracking query on asiaflyexp.com, or try 17TRACK for aggregated events. If no result appears, check that you entered a waybill rather than an order number, remove spaces or punctuation, confirm that the sender has handed over the goods, and ask the seller to verify the number.

Pro Tip: Asiafly is a forwarding operator. An event may be produced by an origin carrier, customs authority, warehouse or last-mile partner. 17TRACK is independent and cannot change an address, issue a refund or approve a claim.

How to Track Asiafly Packages

Use the official Asiafly query first when the sender supplied an Asiafly waybill. Use 17TRACK when the shipment has moved between multiple logistics providers.

Path	Steps
Official Asiafly query	Open the Asiafly website, locate “Waybill Tracking Query,” enter the waybill, and retain the latest event and date for follow-up.
17TRACK	Open 17TRACK, enter the number, allow automatic carrier detection, and compare the event history with the seller’s shipping notice.
No number or no activation	Ask the merchant for the logistics waybill, not only the marketplace order ID. Label creation or electronic pre-advice may precede the first physical acceptance scan.
Wrong number type	Order IDs, reference IDs, invoice numbers and delivery notices are not necessarily trackable waybills. Ask the sender which identifier is used for carrier inquiries.

Tracking Number Formats and Examples

Asiafly’s public pages describe a waybill tracking query but do not publish a single universal public pattern. Asiafly shipments can therefore carry a forwarder waybill, an origin-carrier identifier, a warehouse reference or a destination last-mile number. A recognizable prefix alone cannot prove who issued the number.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier family

Normalized pattern and use

Asiafly waybill

Pattern is service-specific and should be copied from the seller’s dispatch notice or Asiafly query; use a redacted form such as AF########.

View all details for Asiafly waybill identifiers

Issued by	The forwarding workflow or its contracted logistics provider may issue the waybill.
Where seen	Marketplace dispatch email, seller portal, freight documents or Asiafly customer service.
Tracking scope	Events may cover warehouse handling, line-haul, customs and a partner’s delivery scan.
Caveat	Do not infer the physical custodian from the number alone; use the latest event and ask the sender for any linked last-mile ID.

Origin or destination postal identifier

A postal S10-style form may look like AA#########CC, where CC is an ISO-like country suffix; use only a fully supplied number from the sender.

View all details for postal identifiers

Issued by	The origin postal operator normally issues a postal identifier; Asiafly may display or associate it during forwarding.
Where seen	Postal receipts, parcel labels, seller notices and destination-post tracking.
Tracking scope	Visibility can change at export, import, customs or last-mile handoff.
Caveat	Similar structures can represent different postal services. Automatic recognition and official tracking should validate the service.

Merchant order or reference ID

An order or reference value identifies a transaction, not necessarily a physical shipment; it should not replace the waybill.

Last-mile identifier

A destination delivery partner may create a separate local number after handoff; request the linked number from the merchant or Asiafly.

Tracking Statuses and Meanings

The latest scan normally identifies the party with the best operational information. A label-created event is electronic preparation, while acceptance means a physical provider has received the shipment.

Status Quick Lookup

Status	Meaning and next action
Waybill created / awaiting receipt	Shipment data exists but physical acceptance may not have occurred; seller should confirm handover.
Received / warehouse processing	A facility has recorded the goods; sorting, measurement, consolidation or packaging may follow.
In transit	The shipment is moving through a transport leg; wait for the next facility scan unless the merchant has a service-specific escalation process.
Customs processing	Authorities or a customs broker are reviewing the import or export; arrival at customs is not release.
Handed to delivery provider	A destination partner may now control final delivery; use its linked number if supplied.
Out for delivery / delivered	The local provider is attempting or has recorded delivery; check the delivery location and proof before disputing the scan.
Exception / returned	An address, recipient, customs, damage or operational issue requires sender or recipient action; contact the merchant promptly.

Services and Delivery Times

Asiafly publishes air and ocean freight between China and Australia, China–Brazil postal parcel forwarding, and local fulfillment from Australian and Brazilian warehouses. The public material does not establish one universal transit standard for every route; customs, consolidation and the contracted last-mile operator affect delivery.

Service Comparison

Service	Best use
China–Australia air freight and parcels	Faster cross-border movement for parcels and freight than ocean transport, subject to route and handling arrangements.
China–Australia ocean freight	Larger or cost-sensitive cargo moving through a dedicated route.
China–Brazil dedicated air parcel	Small parcels consolidated in China, flown via Hong Kong, customs-cleared and delivered with a signature workflow described by Asiafly.
Australia or Brazil warehouse fulfillment	Seller inventory storage, picking, packing and local dispatch; Asiafly advertises 1–3 days for orders dispatched from local warehouses.

Delivery Time

Service	Published or operational guidance
Local warehouse dispatch	Asiafly states that buyers typically receive orders within 1–3 days after ordering when goods ship from an Australian or Brazilian warehouse.
China–Brazil air parcel	Asiafly describes next-day flight movement from Hong Kong after China sorting, followed by customs clearance and delivery; it does not publish a complete guaranteed door-to-door standard on the cited page.
China–Australia air or ocean freight	Delivery varies by origin, destination, consolidation, transport mode, customs and local delivery arrangements.

Destination Country Delivery Times

Destination country or region	Service-specific guidance
Australia	Air, ocean and local-warehouse fulfillment are published Asiafly routes; local warehouse orders are stated as typically 1–3 days after ordering.
Brazil	China–Brazil dedicated air parcels and Brazilian warehouse fulfillment are published routes; customs clearance precedes delivery for the dedicated parcel service.
Other destinations	The cited Asiafly service pages do not establish a destination-specific standard. Obtain a route quotation before shipment rather than applying an unsupported country-wide average.

The 1–3 day statement applies to orders dispatched from local overseas warehouses, not necessarily to China-origin international transit. Weekends, holidays, remote areas, incomplete addresses, customs, peak volume and partner handoffs can extend delivery.

Common Tracking Problems and Solutions

Problem & Solution

Problem or status shown	Immediate action
Invalid number	Remove spaces, distinguish the waybill from the order ID, and ask the seller to confirm the complete number.
No events or label created	Ask the seller whether the goods were physically handed to Asiafly or its origin partner.
No update / in transit	Compare the last scan location and date; ask the merchant to open a logistics inquiry if the route has exceeded the quoted service window.
Customs hold	Check whether the importer must provide identity, invoice, tax or product information; do not treat customs arrival as release.
Address error or failed delivery	Contact the seller or current destination provider quickly; forwarding, correction or redelivery depends on the shipment stage.
Delivered but missing	Check the entrance, safe place, household members, building desk and neighbours; request proof of delivery and ask the seller to contact the delivery provider.
Returned, lost or damaged	Preserve packaging and photographs, notify the seller, and use the applicable Asiafly compensation or insurance terms.

International Shipping, Customs and Carrier Handoffs

For international Asiafly shipments, responsibility can move from warehouse or origin handling to air or ocean operators, customs, and a destination delivery provider. A partner scan is not proof that Asiafly itself performed that physical scan.

International Flow

Stage	What the customer should understand
Origin warehouse or consolidation	Goods may be received, measured, sorted, repacked and combined before dispatch; a created label is not physical acceptance.
Export processing and line-haul	Air or ocean transport moves the consolidated shipment; scan gaps are possible between facilities.
Customs and security	Authorities or brokers review declarations and goods. Taxes, documents and release decisions depend on the destination country.
Partner handoff	Electronic pre-advice, physical receipt and the first destination scan are separate events; a linked local number may appear.
Last mile	The destination provider attempts delivery, obtains a signature where the service includes one, or records an exception or return.

Delivery Management and Post-shipment Options

The available post-shipment action depends on the current destination provider and contract. Start with the merchant or Asiafly customer service rather than assuming a universal intercept, redirection or pickup feature.

Lost, Damaged, Claims, Insurance and Refunds

Asiafly’s Brazil parcel page states that a compensation application must be filed within 60 days after delivery, and that a parcel without updates for 30 days after arrival at the service provider may qualify for compensation according to declared value, capped at RMB100 plus refunded freight. The terms exclude several recipient-caused returns, customs actions, force majeure and some losses after Brazil Post receipt.

Claims and Refunds

Process

Use when and filing condition

Asiafly Brazil parcel compensation

Use for qualifying loss or service conditions; the published page specifies a 60-day post-delivery application limit and a 30-day no-update condition for its stated compensation rule.

View all details for Asiafly Brazil parcel compensation

Who files	The customer should contact Asiafly or the shipping merchant with the waybill and transaction evidence.
Evidence	Waybill, declared value, dispatch evidence, delivery history, correspondence and photographs for damage.
Possible outcome	Compensation according to the published cap and conditions; customs seizure and some Brazil Post losses are excluded by the cited terms.

Insurance for high-value goods is presented by Asiafly as a customer consideration. 17TRACK cannot investigate, approve compensation or refund postage. Marketplace refunds remain governed by the seller and marketplace policy.

Shipping Restrictions and Special Handling

Category	Action and tracking impact
Customs-controlled goods	Provide accurate declarations and requested documents; inspection or unpaid duties can pause release.
Fragile or high-value goods	Use suitable packaging and consider insurance; damage exclusions may apply under the Brazil parcel terms.
Oversized or unusual cargo	Confirm dimensions, transport mode and quotation with Asiafly before dispatch.

Customer Service

Prepare the waybill, ship date, origin and destination, service type, last scan, contents, declared value and photographs before contacting Asiafly or the seller.

Customer Service

Channel	Verified contact or best use
Official website	Asiafly homepage; use the published tracking query and Contact Us route.
Email	cs@asiafly.com.cn; suitable for shipment inquiries and supporting documents.
WeChat	Asiafly’s homepage directs customers to its WeChat public account for logistics queries and notifications.
China office address	98 Wangdongnan Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai, as shown in the website footer.

Ecommerce and Business Tracking

Merchants should retain the Asiafly waybill and any destination-provider number, map warehouse, customs and delivery events into their own order system, and direct claims to the shipping contract holder. The public Asiafly pages supplied for this guide describe customer-facing tracking but do not document a public Asiafly tracking API.

Developer/API Comparison

Option

Provider

View all details for the Asiafly official API option

Primary use	Direct carrier or forwarder integration would be appropriate only after Asiafly supplies current technical documentation.
Authentication	Contact Asiafly for integration requirements.
Current documentation	The cited public Asiafly pages provide a web tracking query and do not provide endpoint documentation.
Migration note	Do not implement an undocumented or historic endpoint.

View all details for the 17TRACK API option

Primary use	Multi-carrier tracking for merchants that need normalized shipment events.
Authentication	17token header and an API account.
Tracking, batch and webhook capability	Capabilities and limits are defined in the current 17TRACK developer documentation.
Current documentation	17TRACK API documentation.

FAQ

Basic FAQs

1. How do I track my Asiafly package?

Enter the Asiafly waybill on the official Asiafly website or use 17TRACK to view available events.

2. Where can I find my Asiafly tracking number?

Look in the seller’s dispatch email, marketplace shipping page, freight document or Asiafly customer message.

3. What does an Asiafly tracking number look like?

Asiafly does not publish one universal public pattern in the cited material, so use the complete waybill supplied by the sender rather than guessing from a prefix.

4. When will the first Asiafly scan appear?

The first scan appears after a warehouse or transport provider records receipt; electronic label creation can occur earlier.

5. Why is my Asiafly tracking not updating?

The parcel may be between facilities, undergoing consolidation or customs processing; ask the seller to investigate when the quoted route window has passed.

6. How long does Asiafly delivery take?

Asiafly states that local-warehouse orders typically arrive within 1–3 days after ordering; international forwarding time depends on route, mode, customs and handoff.

7. What should I do after an Asiafly delivery failure?

Check the address and contact the merchant or current last-mile provider promptly for redelivery or return instructions.

8. What should I do if Asiafly says delivered but I have not received the parcel?

Check safe places, household members, neighbours and building reception, then request proof of delivery and ask the seller to contact the delivery provider.

9. How do I report a lost or damaged Asiafly parcel?

Preserve packaging, photographs and value evidence, then contact the seller or Asiafly under the shipment’s compensation or insurance terms.

10. How can I contact Asiafly?

Use the Contact Us route, email cs@asiafly.com.cn, or the WeChat public account referenced on the Asiafly homepage.

Expert FAQs

11. Is Asiafly a postal carrier or a freight forwarder?

Asiafly is presented as an international freight forwarding company that coordinates dedicated routes, warehouses and partner logistics resources.

12. Who issued my Asiafly tracking number?

The number may be issued by Asiafly’s forwarding workflow, an origin provider or a destination partner; being visible in Asiafly tracking does not prove Asiafly issued it.

13. What does the China–Brazil Asiafly parcel route involve?

Asiafly describes centralized sorting in China, same-day operation in Hong Kong, next-day flight to Brazil, customs clearance and delivery with a signature process.

14. Why might Brazil Post appear in Asiafly tracking?

Asiafly says its Brazil operation collaborates with Brazil Post, so Brazil Post may appear as a destination handling partner after a handoff.

15. Does Asiafly offer local fulfillment?

Yes. Asiafly describes Australian and Brazilian overseas warehouses supporting storage, picking, packing, dispatch and related fulfillment services.

16. Does Asiafly publish a public tracking API?

The cited public pages show a web query but do not document a public Asiafly API; businesses should request current integration specifications directly.

17. What is the Asiafly Brazil compensation deadline?

The Brazil parcel page states that an application must be filed within 60 days after delivery, subject to its exclusions and other conditions.

18. Can 17TRACK change an Asiafly delivery address?

No. 17TRACK aggregates tracking information and cannot redirect the parcel, release customs, approve compensation or refund a purchase.

Tracking API

// Asiafly official tracking API:
// Current public official tracking API not confirmed.

// 17TRACK API
POST https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register
Headers:
  17token: YourKey
  Content-Type: application/json

Body:
[
  {
    "number": "TRACKING_NUMBER",
    "carrier": "CARRIER_CODE"
  }
]

// Confirm the current Asiafly carrier code in 17TRACK documentation.
// Do not replace CARRIER_CODE with an unverified value.