KabyTech ingests Air Waybills in any format — scanned paper AWBs, airline-generated PDFs, or electronic FWB/16 messages from Cargo Community Systems. The parser identifies all 29 IATA FWB sections, extracts every field, and validates the complete document against Cargo-IMP Edition 31 rules.
The output is a fully structured JSON record containing shipper, consignee, routing, rate descriptions, charges, special handling codes, OCI customs data, and the complete MAWB/HAWB hierarchy — ready for direct API push into any cargo management system.
KabyTech does not just read text from an AWB — it understands the document structure defined by IATA FWB/16. Each of the 29 sections is parsed according to its specific format rules: the 11-digit AWB number is verified with modulus-7 check-digit logic, airline prefixes are matched against the IATA carrier database, and airport codes are validated against the IATA Location Identifier registry.
Rate Description lines are parsed with full support for multiple rate classes (M, N, Q, C, R, U, B, K, S), commodity item numbers, and chargeable weight calculations. Special Handling Codes are cross-referenced against IATA's SPH code list to flag dangerous goods, perishables, live animals, and other restricted categories before they reach your cargo system.
KabyTech processes AWBs from Thai Airways, Bangkok Airways, Emirates, Cathay Cargo, Singapore Airlines, and every other carrier operating through BKK — with these daily metrics.
Send us any AWB — MAWB or HAWB, any airline, any format. See all 29 FWB sections extracted and validated in real time.