News / A plan to revolutionise air freight as 'visibly better' Cargo iQ succeeds Cargo2000

L-R: Ariaen Zimmerman, Executive Director, Cargo iQ; Max Sauberschwarz, Chairman Cargo iQ Membership Board; and Nabil Sultan, Emirates' Divisional SVP Cargo

The air freight industry is set to benefit significantly and reap competitive advantage from a restructured Cargo 2000, re-branded yesterday as Cargo iQ.

In a packed  – and remarkably positive and excited – room at the World Cargo Symposium in Berlin, the Geneva-based Cargo iQ team announced not only the new name, but significant developments in the way it can measure quality through its Smart Data project.

Noting that its data tracked 10 million airport-to-airport shipments last year, as well as 5.5m door-to-door shipments, ...