Most small parcels arrive via United Airlines' "Island Hopper" service. In 2026, capacity remains tight; 3PLs recommend using specialized forwarders like Triple B for consolidated air freight rather than standard postal services to ensure reliability.

In 2026, global shipping lines have introduced emissions surcharges. For Micronesia, this has increased the "landed cost" of goods by roughly 5–8%. Working with 3PLs that use fuel-efficient vessels (like Matson’s new Aloha Class) can help mitigate these spikes.

Yes, but only with specific providers. Due to high humidity and salinity, standard storage is risky. Look for 3PLs in Pohnpei that offer Climate-Controlled (A/C) Bonded Warehousing.

FSM generally follows US road standards. While some islands allow RHD, most 3PLs and local insurers recommend importing Left-Hand Drive vehicles to ensure long-term compliance with evolving road safety regulations.