Japan Airlines and CHAMP extend cargo technology partnership
The renewed agreement will support JAL’s planned transition to Cargospot neo, an AI-enabled cargo management system designed to improve connectivity, automation and operational efficiency.
Japan Airlines (JAL) has renewed its partnership with CHAMP Cargosystems for multiple years, paving the way for the airline to transition from its current cargo management system to Cargospot neo.
The renewed agreement marks the next phase of a 12-year partnership between the two companies. It will help align JAL’s future business requirements with the capabilities of Cargospot neo as the airline continues to digitise its cargo operations.
Cargospot neo is CHAMP’s next-generation cargo management system, built on the CHAMP neo Platform. It uses an application programming interface (API)-based architecture and artificial intelligence (AI) to bring operational, commercial and financial processes together in one system.
The platform is designed to simplify integration between airlines, freight forwarders, ground handlers and technology partners. It also aims to improve visibility, flexibility and automation across cargo operations.
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