Forward provides full e-AWB solution to over 90 airlines powered by WIN

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By LoadstarEditorial

03/05/2016

As the preferred solution in the Caribbean and Latin American markets, Forward offers customers e-Air Waybill (e-AWB) connectivity to over 90 airlines through the Worldwide Information Network (WIN)’s online platform.

Independent forwarders using Forward can now participate in e-AWB, save time, improve accuracy, avoid carrier manual processing fees, and enjoy real-time shipment visibility.

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