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MSC Air Cargo Takes Flight on WebCargo for Digital Booking Expansion

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May 31, 2024
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MSC Air Cargo Takes Flight on WebCargo for Digital Booking Expansion
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MSC Air Cargo, the young air cargo carrier, is taking a step towards digitalization by partnering with WebCargo by Freightos. This collaboration aims to place MSC Air Cargo’s capacity on WebCargo’s online booking and payment platform.

The announcement, made on LinkedIn by MSC Air Cargo, highlights the benefits for both parties. Freight forwarders will gain increased visibility to MSC Air Cargo’s rates and contact information. More importantly, the partnership paves the way for booking functionalities to be integrated directly into the WebCargo platform in the near future.

This move signifies MSC Air Cargo’s commitment to expanding its reach and offering a more convenient booking experience for its customers. WebCargo, with over 50 airlines already signed up, boasts a vast network of freight forwarders. This integration will connect MSC Air Cargo to a wider audience and potentially streamline the booking process for both the carrier and its clients.

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The news comes amidst a period of significant growth for MSC Air Cargo. The company recently took delivery of its fifth freighter aircraft and continues to build its fleet. By partnering with WebCargo, MSC Air Cargo positions itself to leverage the growing trend of digitalization in the air cargo industry.

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