Interstate Air Cargo, Explained by People Who Work Inside the System

Spencer Ozie is an interstate air cargo analyst and aviation operations specialist focused on how domestic air freight systems function across Australia. His work examines the real-world mechanics behind urgent and time-critical cargo movements—where aircraft availability, airport infrastructure, regulatory constraints, and operational risk all intersect.

Through avsup.com.au, Spencer publishes editorial analysis and expert commentary designed to clarify how interstate air cargo decisions are made in practice. His writing reflects a systems-level understanding of aviation logistics, emphasizing planning discipline, realistic timelines, and the trade-offs that occur when speed becomes non-negotiable.

Rather than approaching air freight from a promotional or sales-driven angle, Spencer documents the operational realities that businesses, logistics planners, and decision-makers must account for when moving cargo between Australian states. This includes examining route limitations, weather exposure, airport congestion, and the importance of contingency planning in domestic aviation.

AVSUP exists as a reference point for those seeking informed, experience-based insight into interstate air cargo—grounded in how the system actually works, not how it is marketed.