Ahead of the expected annual peak season in air transport, DB Schenker has chosen cargo.one to digitally connect with dozens more airlines from across the globe.
The collaboration enhances the global logistics service provider’s portfolio of live capacity access from nine originally to over 50 airlines in total. From now on, DB Schenker can better identify suitable capacities and fitting rates for ad-hoc shipments of its customers.
Boosting access
“By boosting our access to available airline capacities, we save time for our customers and make processes faster, smoother, and more efficient for them. cargo.one is the perfect fit for this endeavor as they bring profound expertise in managing the massive amount of real-time data to the game,” affirmed Thorsten Meincke, Global Board Member for Air & Ocean Freight, DB Schenker.
“The more carriers DB Schenker connects to digitally, and thus automates and optimizes processes, the better the final choice for our customers will be. The concept is comparable with automated last-minute deals from airlines or travel agents,” observed Christa Koenen, Global Board Member for Information Technology and Digitalization (CIO/CDO), DB Schenker.
“With cargo.one’s top-tier infrastructure, DB Schenker can elevate customer satisfaction and sharpen its competitive edge,” noted Moritz Claussen, Founder and Co-CEO, Cargo.one
Scaling up capabilities
Now DB Schenker has decided to partner with cargo.one, a market-leading air freight procurement technology provider. It acts as a digital connector between airlines and freight forwarders.
With the new collaboration, DB Schenker receives access to seamlessly book with over 50 airlines in total and will benefit from cargo.one’s continuous carrier growth.
