In February 2003, Cathay Pacific Cargo, together with Japan Airlines Cargo, Qantas Freight and Singapore Airlines Cargo, announced a new partnership with the new internet-based cargo portal - Ezycargo - to expand their e-business capabilities. Ezycargo offers customers a wide range of market specific online functions and improves the visibility and efficiency of the shipping process.
Customers are able to make allotment and free-sale bookings, conduct tracking and tracing, review flight schedules and make multi-carrier, multi-airway bill shipments on the four carriers through Ezycargo.com.
Cathay Pacific is committed to helping industry body IATA reach its goal of e-freight worldwide. From 1 January 2011, the airline switched to 100% electronic air waybills (e-AWB) in the Hong Kong market and will complete the full rollout of e-AWB to all Cathay Pacific and Dragonair ports by the end of 2012.
In February 2003, Cathay Pacific Cargo, together with Japan Airlines Cargo, Qantas Freight and Singapore Airlines Cargo, announced a new partnership with the new internet-based cargo portal - Ezycargo - to expand their e-business capabilities. Ezycargo offers customers a wide range of market specific online functions and improves the visibility and efficiency of the shipping process.Customers are able to make allotment and free-sale bookings, conduct tracking and tracing, review flight schedules and make multi-carrier, multi-airway bill shipments on the four carriers through Ezycargo.com.Cathay Pacific is committed to helping industry body IATA reach its goal of e-freight worldwide. From 1 January 2011, the airline switched to 100% electronic air waybills (e-AWB) in the Hong Kong market and will complete the full rollout of e-AWB to all Cathay Pacific and Dragonair ports by the end of 2012.
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