News / Cargolux decision to select IBS Software adds to pressure on Champ

13/12/2021

News that Cargolux has selected IBS Software’s iCargo platform will no doubt accelerate the ever-growing noise about the future of Champ Cargosystems, the IT joint-venture owned by the carrier and SITA.

Cargolux has signed a long-term deal with IBS to replace its cargo management system with ...

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