Bullish Freightos says 'cost efficiencies' helping bring profitability in sight
Freightos plans to reinvest in its products this year, as it edges nearer to profitability ...
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By Alex Lennane
“The future of air cargo is digital,” says Freightos WebCargo chief Manuel Galindo, inadvertently implying that today’s air cargo remains analogue.
But, in fact, as Freightos announced this morning, digital distribution is definitely on the rise.
The e-booking platform has signed-up Turkish Cargo, which will begin selling capacity on it in Spain and India before further regional roll-outs.
Turkish marks a big win for Freightos. The airline crept into the top 10 air cargo carriers by scheduled freight tonne kilometres last year, where ...
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