Companies that resemble an Expedia for airfreight are making their portals more accessible to logistics customers outside their home countries. Agents are watching for potential conflicts of interest.
China Southern Airlines has joined the Freightos air cargo booking platform. It’s the first time an airline in China has participated in an online freight market.
LATAM Airlines’ cargo division is the first South American carrier to sell capacity on Freightos, a digital marketplace.
Freightos is expanding its North American air cargo customer base with the acquisition of 7L Freight.
Freightos has set up an index to track a basket of prices for airfreight, just like it did with its ocean shipping index.
Chain.io plans to use the $5 million to fill a number of positions in sales, engineering, customer success and more.
WebCargo has landed a big boy in the cargo world. Qatar Airways will sell space to shippers through the third-party platform.
Logging onto an air cargo web site to book space for your shipment is so 2010s. Forwarders and airlines looking for speed and efficiency are plugging directly into each other’s systems to match loads.
Freightos, the world’s largest freight marketplace, sees transparent pricing of international freight benefiting shippers and forwarders alike.
China‘s largest freight forwarder will use WebCargo platform to bring rates and capacity online.
WebCargo by Freightos has acquired India-based Air Freight Bazaar, with the intent of expanding its footstep in global air cargo digitalization.
