Aviation
Reducing Personal Interactions in Air Cargo with Automation
The air cargo industry has provided the world with medical, safety, and other necessary supplies throughout the COVID-19 crisis, despite reduced capacities. This has accelerated an industry-wide need for updated cargo technologies. Today, air cargo companies have an opportunity to integrate and automate a range of functions—from the forwarder, to GHAs, to airports, carriers, and beyond.
Rethinking Cargo Technology
Mobile scanning for single, real-time data capture and contactless point-to-point processing
Online portals for contactless AWB data capture, pre-checks, security clearances, and payments
Reduced queues and staff contact with airport self-service kiosks
Digitalization of AWBs and other traditionally paper-based documents
Automated warehouse operations with RF barcode scanning technologies
Must-Have Technologies
Integration with systems and devices, such as Customs EDI, weigh scales, ETVs, and others
Centralized deployment for facilities across airports with configuration and data insulation
EDI messaging and RF barcode scanner-enabled operations and functions
Compliance with industry standards and initiatives, including IATA, e-Freight, and CargoIQ