Air cargo matures at last, as online booking grows in popularity
Has the air cargo industry finally grown up? Xeneta’s Niall van de Wouw said today ...
Ocean online bookings are the next frontier for Freightos, a step it hopes to take in 2025.
Noting that “most of the big lines” have committed to at least providing APIs, Freightos founder and CEO Zvi Schreiber said the signs were there that ocean freight is nearly ready.
“The ocean industry is also adopting digital solutions at last. So we hope to see good growth on ocean e-bookings.
“A couple of the lines have already provided APIs, and the others have committed ...
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