Jettainer keeps tabs on its ULDs thanks to Trackonomy

ULD management service provider, Jettainer, is reaching into the future and deploying IoT (Internet of Things) tracking technology developed by Trackonomy. It signed a long-term, strategic partnership agreement wherein Trackonomy will equip Jettainer’s global ULD fleet with its next-generation IoT tracking technology. This will provide real-time, end-to-end visibility throughout the container’s journey, with greater precision than ever before, meaning that Jettainer should know at all times where each of its containers are. Unlike traditional tracking systems that rely heavily on fixed airport infrastructure causing coverage gaps, Trackonomy’s hybrid solution integrates LoRa and BLE fixed readers with cellular-enabled mobile readers that form a dynamic and self-expanding mesh network. This innovation enables Jettainer to pinpoint the exact location and duration of each ULD at any given site, drastically cutting search times and accelerating the recovery of lost equipment. Additionally, the enhanced data gathered opens new possibilities for optimizing ULD fleet management and lifecycle processes. Another digitalization milestone for Jettainer as it seeks to improve efficiency and transparency across its processes. Trackonomy’s IoT solution joins Jettainer’s JettWareNG cloud platform and API integrations in Jettainer’s digital set-up.

Erik Volkerink, CEO Trackonomy, and Dr. Jan-Wilhelm Breithaupt, CEO Jettainer. Image: Jettainer

Dr. Jan-Wilhelm Breithaupt, CEO of Jettainer, said: “Tracking has become a critical factor in air cargo operations to monitor and control supply chains and respond proactively to irregularities. It’s essential for us to lead with reliable and forward-looking technology. While BLE and LoRa have been the standard so far, the integration of cellular connectivity and meshing technology marks a significant step forward. Together with Trackonomy, we are driving innovation in ULD tracking to deliver more transparency, efficiency, and intelligence to our customers. Trackonomy, based in Silicon Valley, the globally leading ecosystem of innovative companies, start-ups, venture capitalists, and research institutions, is the ideal partner for this journey.

Erik Volkerink, CEO of Trackonomy, detailed: “Our platform today orchestrates over 15 million shipments every day. The scale of growth we’re experiencing is mind-boggling – based on signed contracts, our technology will soon power more than 200 million reusable transportation items, including close to 20% of all ULDs worldwide. Behind the scenes, we’re becoming the de-facto standard for scalable, reliable, and industrial-grade digital transformation across logistics. Collaborations with forward-thinking partners like Jettainer are key to realizing that vision.”

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