KUB Air Cargo partners with CargoAi

KUB Air Cargo offers capacity from Europe to China. Image: CargoAi

The German, independent cargo sales agent, KUB Air Cargo GmbH, focused on air freight to Asia/China, founded in 2011 with headquarters in Frankfurt am Main (and European offices in Berlin, Paris, and Amsterdam), has now also partnered with digital air freight solutions provider, CargoAi – one month after going live on cargo.one. It will be offering booking capacity from its key European Gateways to China, on board or Air China Cargo and China Southern Airlines, and giving its customers as well as new freight forwarders using CargoAi but not yet aware of KUB Air Cargo, a greater choice in digital booking channel options. KUB Air Cargo is being linked to CargoAi’s platform via API, which will ensure streamlined, seamless booking processes. “This collaboration strengthens the digital transformation in air cargo logistics, particularly between Europe and China. 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,” the press release states speaking of an important step toward a fully digital airfreight ecosystem. With the shift onto CargoAi, KUB Air Cargo is able to provide transparency on real-time capacity, rates, and end-to-end shipment tracking. Thus, users experience more flexibility and gain better control over their shipments, along with improved operational efficiency and reduced booking times. Matt Petot, CEO of CargoAi, said: “Our partnership with KUB Air Cargo is a testament to CargoAi’s commitment to streamlining global air cargo booking processes. By leveraging our platform, KUB customers benefit from unprecedented access to China-bound flights. We’re thrilled to facilitate this connectivity, supporting freight forwarders and shippers alike.”

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