United Cargo has announced it has added its capacity to the digital air freight booking platform, cargo.one.
By joining the platform, United Cargo aims to enhance its existing online booking capabilities and offer an alternative way for its customers to book cargo capacity.
The new relationship will offer freight forwarders a streamlined online experience, simplifying the process of rate quoting, booking, and tracking shipments.
The cargo division of United Airlines is the leading US-based air cargo belly carrier with an extensive global network.
United Cargo says it plans to progressively introduce the platform to additional markets in the months ahead.
Jan Krems, United Cargo president, said: “Customers are looking for innovative and efficient ways to engage with us and manage their air freight bookings. By teaming up with the cargo.one platform, we’re offering an additional digital channel that complements our existing online services and gives our customers the flexibility of more booking options.
“We’re really excited about the digital journey we are on and our collaboration with cargo.one is another step forward in enhancing the customer experience.”
Moritz Claussen, founder and co-chief executive of cargo.one, said: “Forwarders the world over prefer to book with cargo.one. A new combination of United Cargo capacity and the cargo.one platform provides every forwarder with a boosted ability to quote and win shipments around the clock.
“Collaborating as industry leaders, every customer will receive the maximum value and highest quality end-to-end digital experience possible.”
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