Pioneering the future of airfreight with launch of CargoCoPilot

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By LoadstarEditorial

19/10/2023

PRESS RELEASE

Singapore, 17.10.2023 – CargoAi, a global leader in airfreight technology solutions, is proud to announce a significant leap forward in the evolution of its services. Today, we introduce CargoCoPilot, a groundbreaking feature seamlessly integrated into our flagship platform, CargoMART. This innovative solution harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to enhance the efficiency of CargoMART forwarder and airline/GSA users, reaffirming our commitment to accelerating every stage of the airfreight procurement process with greater efficiency and visibility.

CargoCoPilot represents a remarkable stride ...

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