CargoAi and KUB Air Cargo to launch eBookings for Europe-China route
This development will provide users with greater flexibility and control over their shipments.
In a significant development for the air cargo industry, CargoAi has announced a strategic partnership with KUB Air Cargo. This collaboration enables the launch of eBookings for major European gateways to China, streamlining the booking process and enhancing operational efficiency.
The partnership leverages CargoAi's digital platform and APIs, allowing KUB Air Cargo to offer seamless booking capabilities with Air China Cargo and China Southern Airlines. These two carriers are among the most significant players in the China-Europe corridor, and this integration is expected to strengthen the digital transformation in air cargo logistics. By integrating KUB Air Cargo into CargoAi's platform, users gain access to efficient and transparent booking, tracking, and rate management for freight shipments bound for key Chinese destinations.
This development marks an important step toward a fully digital airfreight ecosystem, providing users with greater flexibility and control over their shipments. Matt Petot, CEO of CargoAi, stated, "Our partnership with KUB Air Cargo demonstrates CargoAi's commitment to streamlining global air cargo booking processes. By leveraging our platform, KUB customers benefit from unprecedented access to China-bound flights, supporting freight forwarders and shippers alike."
The platform integration enables KUB Air Cargo to offer fast, user-friendly bookings with complete visibility into available capacity, competitive rates, and end-to-end shipment tracking. This improvement not only benefits customers but also empowers freight forwarders to leverage CargoAi's robust, data-driven ecosystem for optimally managing shipments and streamlining cross-border logistics.
With its headquarters in Singapore and teams across all continents, CargoAi is well-positioned to transform the freight industry through technology and innovation. The company's partnership with KUB Air Cargo is expected to have a significant impact on the air cargo industry, particularly in the Europe-China corridor.
