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News / Airlines eye booking platforms with 'curiosity' - while some gorilla marketing helps

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Virgin's Dominic Kennedy, left, and Ganesh Vaideeswaran of Accenture
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Booking capabilities were high on the agenda of airlines this week at Air Cargo Europe in Munich.

Booking platform cargo.one announced that AirBridgeCargo (ABC) and Cargologicair (CLA) had joined, while rival Freightos announced that IAG Cargo had signed up to its WebCargo platform, which will use the carrier’s digital APIs. 

Cargo.one has two more Middle Eastern-based ...

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