Later this autumn, freight forwarders across North America will be able to book capacity with MasAir using cargo.one, providing access to important destinations in the Americas such as Mexico City.
The Mexican carrier will expand its fleet in early 2022 with Airbus A330-200P2Fs and A330-300P2Fs, and it says joining cargo.one is another example of it becoming a global player in the air cargo market.
Luis Sierra, CEO of MasAir says: “As we are poised to modernise and augment our fleet in 2022, the time is also right to bring our service offer to a future-driven, real-time digital platform, and we have great ambitions for our partnership with cargo.one.”
Moritz Claussen, Co-founder and Managing Director of cargo.one says: “In our partnership talks, MasAir shared its vision to ensure that customers receive faster and more diverse booking responses. Based on our experience with other carriers to date, we know that MasAir can look forward to increasing its user-base too, as its capacities become available at the click of a button, especially for cargo.one users who may not have booked MasAir until now.”