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Ethiopian cargo partners with CargoAi to launch real-time digital booking
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Ethiopian cargo partners with CargoAi to launch real-time digital booking

Capital Ethopia about 3 hours 2 mins read

Ethiopian Cargo and Logistics Services has announced a strategic partnership with CargoAi to further strengthen its digital operations. This collaboration introduces real-time rate visibility and advanced e-booking capabilities, creating a modernized and streamlined booking experience for international freight forwarders via CargoAi’s digital platform.

Through this comprehensive integration, more than 30,000 freight forwarders operating across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia will now have seamless access to Ethiopian Cargo’s extensive general cargo and express services.

Industry professionals can easily manage their logistics requirements by utilizing the CargoMART marketplace or by connecting directly through CargoCONNECT via leading Transportation Management Systems (TMS), according to information obtained by Capital.

Additionally, the partnership enables Ethiopian Cargo to fully leverage CargoAi’s advanced interline capabilities. This feature fosters more efficient and transparent collaboration with key airline partners through digital interline bookings and intelligent shared capacity management.

Dereje Derero, Managing Director of Ethiopian Cargo and Logistics Services, stated “Partnering with CargoAi allows us to bring our services closer to international freight forwarders by providing a modern and seamless booking experience.”

As a leading artificial intelligence company in the global air cargo sector, CargoAi deploys specialized AI tools within its extensive ecosystem designed to simplify and automate complex air cargo workflows.

Matthieu Petot, CEO of CargoAi, noted that this collaboration reflects a shared ambition to drive digital excellence. He added that the alliance empowers forwarders with competitive rates and instant access to available capacity, significantly strengthening Ethiopian Cargo’s digital visibility and market reach across critical international trade lanes.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

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