News / GSSA ATC joins in as online air freight booking trend gathers speed

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10/09/2021

As airlines build online booking capabilities and embrace third-party portals, one airline general sales & service agent (GSSA) is preparing its own portal for bookings.

ATC Aviation is set to unveil functionality that will allow forwarders to book shipments online.

The portal will debut in Germany in a few weeks, starting with one or two of the bigger airlines in ATC’s portfolio, revealed CEO Ingo Zimmer, and subsequently it will be rolled out across the GSSA’s global network.

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