Thai Airways Joins Forces with WebCargo by Freightos for Digital Cargo Bookings

The Future Is Bright

In the upcoming months, Thai Airways will integrate its cargo capacities into WebCargo’s system. This integration will allow freight forwarders to book and pay for air cargo directly via WebCargo Pay, an integrated payment solution designed for seamless transactions and reconciliations.

Initially, the partnership will benefit freight forwarders in Australia, Japan, Thailand, and the United Kingdom, enabling them to efficiently book and pay for Thai Airways cargo services through WebCargo’s platform.

"By facilitating easy booking and payment for Thai Airways capacity on WebCargo's platform, we are not only broadening digital access to one of Asia's largest air cargo networks but also advancing our mission to transform cargo bookings and payments," said Manuel Galindo, Chief Revenue Officer of Freightos. "With WebCargo eBooking and Pay, Thai Airways can expand its reach and offer customers flexible credit and payment options, completing bookings in seconds."

Based in Bangkok, Thai Airways is renowned for its extensive route network and commitment to exceptional customer service and operational excellence. Chirachet Chanawiset, Head of Cargo & Mail Commercial at Thai Airways Cargo, commented, "Our collaboration with WebCargo by Freightos marks a significant milestone in our digital transformation journey. With WebCargo Pay, we look forward to reaching a wider audience and enabling a broader array of freight forwarders to grow their businesses securely and efficiently."

About WebCargo by Freightos

Freightos® (NASDAQ: CRGO) enhances global trade by offering a neutral digital booking platform for international freight. Previously dominated by offline processes, WebCargo® and 7LFreight by Freightos have spearheaded the Digital Air Cargo revolution. Today, over ten thousand freight forwarder offices, including the top twenty global forwarders, make thousands of air cargo eBookings daily on the platform, which hosts over fifty airlines, representing about two-thirds of global air cargo capacity. In addition to eBooking, freight forwarders utilize WebCargo and 7LFreight software and data to automate rate management, procurement, pricing, and sale of freight services across all modes, delivering more efficient and transparent freight services to importers and exporters worldwide.