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By Alex Lennane
The air cargo industry could save up to 20% on administrative costs related to air waybill (AWB) processing, thanks to an initiative by Kale Logistics.
Kale has introduced a service called PING, which helps companies create an e-air waybill (eAWB) without investing in new technology.
It enables pdfs of AWBs to be converted into standard messages, as well as APIs and, to support handlers, airlines and forwarders, Kale is offering free trials.
“We stand by the industry during these tough times and would ...
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