AWB Prefix Tracking
130 Cargo Tracking – Fly One AWB
Track 130 air waybills issued by Fly One. Check the AWB format, airline identity, reported cargo milestones, and missing-update guidance.
- AWB prefix
- 130
- Airline
- Fly One
- Country
- Moldova
- ICAO code
- FIA
The three-digit IATA accounting prefix 130 is assigned to Fly One for air waybill identification.
A standard air waybill contains the three-digit airline prefix followed by an eight-digit serial and check-digit sequence. Use the complete number when requesting tracking updates.
If events do not appear, verify the issuing airline and allow for booking, acceptance, handling-agent, or interline reporting before assuming the shipment has stopped.
130 air waybill format
A Fly One air waybill starts with 130, followed by an eight-digit serial number, for example 130-12345678.
Tracking a 130 air waybill
Enter all 11 digits to request events from Fly One. If nothing appears, confirm the number with the shipper and allow time for acceptance or handling-agent reporting.
Frequently asked questions
Which airline uses AWB prefix 130?
AWB prefix 130 is assigned to Fly One.
How do I track a 130 air waybill?
Use the full number: 130, followed by the eight-digit serial number.