What is Unfreight?

Unfreight refers to goods or cargo that are not loaded onto a ship or aircraft for transportation. In other words, it is the opposite of freight, which refers to goods that are being transported.

For example, if a ship is carrying a load of cargo from one port to another, the cargo would be considered freight. If the ship is traveling between the same two ports but does not have any cargo on board, it would be considered unfreighted.

Unfreight can also refer to the empty space or capacity of a vessel that is not being used to carry cargo. For example, if a ship has a cargo hold with a capacity of 10,000 tons but is only carrying 5,000 tons of cargo, the remaining 5,000 tons would be considered unfreight.

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