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Nippon Cargo Airlines to Offer Ebookings Via Webcargo Nippon Cargo Airlines To Offer eBookings via WebCargo Nippon Cargo Airlines launches on WebCargo; offering forwarders eBookings, real-time pricing, and capacity availability including on key North America - Asia routes. June 1, 2021 TOKYO/BARCELONA: As air cargo plays a key role in mitigating COVID- driven supply chain challenges , Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA) will now provide global freight forwarders with dynamic rates, live capacity and eBookings via WebCargo, a Freightos Group Company. These Digital Air Cargo capabilities will be available to over 2,000 WebCargo forwarders across 10,000+ global branches. "At NCA, we pride ourselves on leveraging digital innovation to provide customers with the best service possible,” said Shawn McWhorter, President – NCA Americas. “Through our partnership with WebCargo, we’re delighted to offer logistics providers the ease and transparency of access to eBookings, making the booking process faster and more straightforward.” “With the role of cargo-only carriers more important to supply chain resilience than ever before, we are pleased to be partners with Nippon Cargo Airlines, a similarly forward-looking partner that recognizes the need for digital tools at this critical juncture” said WebCargo CEO, Manel Galindo. “Together, we look forward to serving freight forwarders with the best options possible, and ensuring global supply chains continue functioning as smoothly as possible.” More information about WebCargo digital freight solutions is available at https://www.webcargo.co/nca/ About Nippon Cargo Airlines Nippon Cargo Airlines is a Japan-based all cargo airline with a fleet of eight (8) B747-8F. Operating throughout Asia, Europe, and North America, NCA provides a full range of air cargo services including sensitive handling, perishables and temperature controlled cargo, pharmaceuticals, live animals, and oversized and overweight cargo, in addition to regular consolidation cargo and full planeload charter services. NCA supports international relations through the transportation of air cargo and contributes to the progress of societies, economies, and cultures around the world. About WebCargo, a Freightos Group Company WebCargo® is the most advanced digital platform for logistics service providers, offering live air cargo rate distribution and bookings between hundreds of airlines and 2,000+ forwarders, driving a 10x in global eBookings in 2020 alone. Partners using fully digital eBooking and rate distribution on WebCargo include leading airlines, like Lufthansa, Turkish, Etihad Cargo, Air France KLM, IAG Cargo, SAS, Qatar Airways, and AirBridgeCargo. WebCargo AcceleRate® is the leading platform for enterprise freight forwarders to manage rates and automate sales, spanning ocean, air and land. Customers include Hellmann, Nippon Express, DSV Panalpina, and dozens more. WebCargo joined Freightos Group in 2016. The Freightos Group also operates freightos.com, the world’s largest digital freight platform for the trillion-dollar international shipping industry, and the Freightos Baltic Index, the only daily container index. Founded by serial entrepreneur Zvi Schreiber, Freightos is a logistics technology pioneer with a worldwide presence, and has raised $92 million from leading venture funds, including GE Ventures, Aleph and the Singapore Exchange. Contact information WebCargo Contact information Nippon Cargo Airlines Email: [email protected] General Affairs Web: https://www.webcargo.co Phone: +81-476-30-3946 Email: [email protected] Web: www.nca.aero .
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