What is the difference between a broker and an interlining service?
A broker acts as a middleman, subcontracting moving services to other companies, meaning they don’t
physically handle your belongings. Interlining, on the other hand, refers to two or more carriers working
together to complete a shipment. In interlining, each carrier directly handles your items at some point
during the transport, unlike a broker who may never physically touch the shipment.

Does Condor Moving Systems act as a broker or provide interlining services?
Condor Moving Systems is not a broker but a full-service mover. While they manage all aspects of the
move themselves, in rare cases, they may work with trusted interlining partners for specific long-distance moves. Even in those cases, Condor maintains direct oversight to ensure the same quality
service.

How does interlining work in the moving industry?
Interlining involves collaborating with multiple carriers to complete the transport of goods, particularly in
long-distance or complex routes. Each carrier is responsible for a specific portion of the journey. Unlike a
broker, where you don’t know which company is handling the move, interlining partners are vetted, and
the process is coordinated to ensure a smooth transition between carriers.

Is interlining more secure than using a broker?
Yes, interlining can offer more security than using a broker. With interlining, the companies involved are
actual carriers with physical control over your shipment at various stages. Each carrier is accountable for
their part of the move, which tends to provide greater consistency than using brokers who outsource the
entire process.

How does Condor Moving Systems handle interlining to maintain quality?
In cases where interlining is required, Condor Moving Systems only works with trusted and vetted
partners who meet their high standards for service. Condor remains responsible for coordinating the
move, ensuring clear communication, and maintaining the same level of care as with their in-house
services.

Why is it important to know if my mover is a broker or provides interlining services?
Knowing whether your mover is a broker or uses interlining services helps you understand who will
actually, be handling your belongings. With a broker, your move could be outsourced to unknown third
parties, which could lead to inconsistent service. With interlining, the carriers involved directly handle
your items, providing more accountability and a clearer chain of custody.

Does using interlining affect the cost of my move?
In some cases, interlining could affect the cost depending on the distance and the complexity of the
route. However, interlining often provides more flexibility and can be cost-effective for certain types of
long-distance moves, without the uncertainty and hidden fees sometimes associated with brokers.

Can I expect the same level of service with interlining as with Condor Moving Systems’ in-house
team?
Yes, Condor Moving Systems ensures that any interlining partners meet the same standards for care,
professionalism, and efficiency as their in-house team. By maintaining oversight and coordination,
Condor ensures that you receive consistent service even when working with interlining partners .