Qatar Airways Cargo further streamlines its digital operations with the acceleration of CargoAi’s CargoMART Interline Module. This launch enables Qatar Airways Cargo to further streamline its digital operations by offering customers faster booking capabilities.
CargoMART Interline allows airlines to instantly check and book interline capacity across multiple partners in real-time. This eliminates manual coordination, which often happens across time zones.
“Digitalisation remains a cornerstone of Qatar Airways Cargo’s strategic vision,” said Mark Drusch, chief cargo officer at Qatar Airways Cargo. “Our continued collaboration with CargoAi and the introduction of CargoMART Interline reinforces our commitment to innovation, enabling us to optimise interline partnerships and deliver a seamless, efficient digital booking experience.”
Qatar Airways Cargo serves a global network of more than 60 freighter destinations and 170 passenger destinations utilising freighters and belly-hold passenger aircraft.
Over 30,000 bookings have been made via CargoAi platforms for Qatar Airways flights since the start of the partnership. The alliance delivers value through API and eBooking integrations that support Qatar Airways Cargo’s commitment to high digital performance.
“We are proud to celebrate three years of partnership with Qatar Airways Cargo, one of the early adopters of digital transformation in the industry,” said Matt Petot, CEO of CargoAi.
“With the CargoMART Interline module, Qatar Airways Cargo can now scale its partnerships effortlessly and optimise interline revenue – a game-changer for airlines seeking to maximise network synergies through technology.”
CargoAi offers a complete ecosystem of digital solutions to support the freight landscape through hassle-free purchasing, payments, and sustainability efforts.
This collaboration reinforces both companies’ shared vision to drive innovation, efficiency, and sustainability in air cargo by simplifying complex workflows and enabling seamless digital connections between airlines worldwide.