Freightos joins IATA digitalization charter for air cargo standards

Freightos Limited (NASDAQ: CRGO) announced it has joined the IATA Digitalization Leadership Charter to support adoption of interoperable digital connectivity standards across the global air cargo ecosystem.

The charter focuses on five industry priorities: driving industry-wide interoperability and global data standards, strengthening digital resilience and cybersecurity readiness, accelerating sustainable and paperless cargo operations, advancing digital excellence through innovation and automation, and promoting ethical adoption of emerging technologies including artificial intelligence.

"Real-time digital connectivity and interoperable data exchange are becoming increasingly important across global freight workflows," said Pablo Pinillos, CEO and Interim CFO of Freightos. "As the leading vendor-neutral digital freight network, we believe industry collaboration and common standards are important to reducing integration friction and enabling more efficient connectivity across carriers, forwarders, shippers and technology providers."

Jonathan Parkinson, Head of Cargo Digitalization at IATA, said the organization was pleased to welcome Freightos to the charter. "Digital transformation requires collaboration across the entire air cargo ecosystem, and the participation of leading digital platforms helps strengthen our collective efforts to advance data sharing, interoperability, and the adoption of industry standards such as ONE Record," Parkinson stated.

Freightos operates a vendor-neutral global freight booking platform connecting airlines, ocean carriers, freight forwarders, importers and exporters. The company's software solutions span pricing, quoting, booking, shipment management and payments across the international freight industry.

The information is based on a company press release.

You May Also Be Interested In

• Circle board member resigns after nearly 13 years of service
• TechCreate Group faces NYSE American delisting proceedings
• Super League Enterprise (SLE) files for 1.07M share offering by selling stockholders