Let’s get started with opening a free MyCargo Account
Whether you’re an individual, small business, or large business, we encourage all our customers to open a free MyCargo account.
Becoming a registered account holder lets you manage your account and offers great benefits such as:
How do I open an Amerijet MyCargo account?
Creating an account is easy. Just follow the instructions below and enjoy the benefits of having an account.
Can more than one person register with the same account?
Yes, as the account owner, you can add and/or remove users from your account using your “Manage Users” dashboard
Can I bill shipments to the recipients instead of my account?
When shipping with Amerijet you can indicate where you want the shipment to be billed. You can bill to your account, or bill to a recipient.
Take a tour of MyCargo
If you have forgotten your login details, please click here.
Do you need to speak to our Customer Service department?
Give us a call at 1-800-927-6059 or 305-593-5500 or contact your local Amerijet office
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