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American Airlines Cargo Integrates with CargoWise to Streamline eBookings

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American Airlines Cargo Expands Digital Reach with CargoWise | Image: © WiseTech Global
American Airlines Cargo Expands Digital Reach with CargoWise | Image: © WiseTech Global

CargoWise and American Airlines Cargo have announced a new digital integration that will allow freight forwarders to book cargo capacity directly through the CargoWise platform, taking another step toward automation and efficiency in global air cargo operations.

The collaboration enables customers using CargoWise to access American Airlines Cargo’s booking services through a streamlined electronic interface, reducing the need for manual communication and improving speed and accuracy across shipment management processes. The integration is expected to simplify air freight bookings for forwarders managing high shipment volumes while enhancing visibility and operational efficiency throughout the supply chain.

By connecting its global network to CargoWise, American Airlines Cargo is expanding digital accessibility for freight forwarders and logistics providers worldwide. Users of the platform can now search schedules, make bookings, and manage shipments within a single workflow, eliminating repetitive data entry and minimising processing delays.

The move aligns with the wider air cargo industry trend toward digital transformation and greater adoption of integrated logistics platforms. As demand for real-time shipment visibility and seamless booking capabilities increases, airlines are investing in technologies that support faster, more transparent cargo operations.

CargoWise, developed by WiseTech Global, is widely used by freight forwarders and logistics companies to manage international supply chain operations. The platform connects logistics providers, customs authorities, carriers, and warehouses through a unified digital ecosystem. By integrating with CargoWise, American Airlines Cargo gains access to a broad network of freight forwarding customers seeking more automated cargo booking options.

American Airlines Cargo transports cargo daily between major cities in the United States, Europe, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Latin America and Asia. Offering a variety of products and handling capabilities across its domestic and international network, the airline supports shipments from life-saving pharmaceuticals to perishables and ecommerce on the world’s largest passenger network, including temperature-controlled capabilities available in more than 180 markets. 

“Our seamless integration with CargoWise brings that network directly into customers’ workflows, reducing complexity and making it easier to access capacity and do business with American Airlines Cargo worldwide,” said Roger Samways, Vice President Commercial for American Airlines Cargo.

Jorre Cobelens, Vice President – Logistics Data, AI and Connectivity, WiseTech Global, noted, “American Airlines Cargo is one of the pioneers leading the way to remove manual processes as the supply chain moves toward the greater efficiency, accuracy and agility of straight through processing and we are excited to support their digital strategies. Importantly, the direct data connection supports IATA’s ONE Record standard for data sharing.”

Industry observers note that airline partnerships with digital logistics platforms are becoming increasingly important as air cargo stakeholders seek greater efficiency, data accuracy, and scalability. Automated booking solutions can help reduce errors associated with manual processes while enabling quicker decision-making in time-sensitive supply chains. As digital adoption accelerates across the supply chain sector, such partnerships are expected to play a key role in shaping the future of air cargo operations.

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