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Showing posts with label Emirates SkyCargo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emirates SkyCargo. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 14, 2021

Emirates SkyCargo upgrades booking experience with CargoWise

 Emirates SkyCargo upgrades booking experience with CargoWise



Emirates SkyCargo is taking the digital way for customer satisfaction experience. Working with WiseTech Global, a leading provider of software solutions to the logistics industry, Emirates SkyCargo will be providing direct access to its flights and inventory for cargo customers through the CargoWise platform. 

Customers will now be able to make cargo bookings direct on the platform for a majority of their cargo requirements after completing a short registration process.

"At Emirates SkyCargo, we are always looking at ways to make every stage of the transportation process more efficient – from the time of booking the shipment to the delivery of the cargo to the consignee. We are delighted to work with WiseTech to connect the CargoWise platform to our own Emirates SkyChain system, allowing customers enhanced direct access to search for flights and make bookings directly with Emirates SkyCargo without requiring any other touchpoints. This will save time and effort for our customers and for our global teams and at the same time help avoid any unnecessary confusion and inefficiencies in the booking process," said Nabil Sultan, Emirates divisional senior vice president, Cargo.

Scott McCorquodale, chief automation officer, Air Cargo at WiseTech, said: "As the platform of choice for many of Emirates SkyCargo’s major customers, this connection is a testament to CargoWise’s penetration in the market. Adding to our growing number of airline-direct ebooking connections on the CargoWise platform, over time, all CargoWise users will have access to Emirates SkyCargo’s flight schedules, rates, availability and real-time eBooking functions. Working together, this connection provides ease of access to timely data at the user’s fingertips, translating to increased efficiencies and productivity, and importantly, informed decision making."

Emirates SkyCargo has commenced roll out of customer access to the CargoWise platform in a phased manner from September 1 2021. By the end of September, the majority of Emirates SkyCargo’s global customers using CargoWise will be able to make bookings on Emirates SkyCargo through the platform.




Thursday, July 15, 2021

Emirates SkyCargo operates eight special charter flights for 247 horses

 Emirates SkyCargo operates eight special charter flights for 247 horses


Emirates SkyCargo, the freight division of Emirates is all set to operate eight special international charter flights to fly 247 horses from Liege to Tokyo for an international sports event.

The first flight with 36 dressage horses has already landed at Haneda airport, Tokyo. Emirates will be operating an additional eight flights for the return journey from Tokyo to Liege. The carrier is working with Peden Bloodstock, a leading international horse transportation specialist for this charter.

During the flights, the horses will be comfortably settled inside specially designed horse stalls. Emirates SkyCargo will be flying 131 horse stalls to transport the 247 horses. In addition, 59 grooms will also be flying with the horses on the eight flights to ensure that the horses are well cared for, fed and watered during the journey from Liege to Haneda via a brief stopover in Dubai. Emirates will be transporting 20 tonnes of inflight food and drink for the horses along with 100 tonnes of special equipment for the onward journey from Liege.