Thailand's second largest air forwarder pushes ahead with e-AWBs

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By LoadstarEditorial

03/08/2015

Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, 3rd August 2015 – As Thailand’s second largest air forwarder, Trans Air Cargo Co Ltd (TAC) has a strong case to realize the benefits of electronic air cargo operations.

TAC began its transition to ‘e’ in the spring and is already sending 400 to 500 AWBs per month electronically.

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