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Aerios: Digital transformation of the air cargo charter industry

Apr 15, 2024
  • Aerios transforms the air cargo charter industry by connecting carriers with air cargo charter professionals and brokers into a single digital solution.
  • Leveraging real-time data and AI, Aerios delivers actionable insights for better operational decision-making and market intelligence.
  • Less time spent on manual processes and repetitive tasks, allowing businesses to spend more time on relationship building and growth.

Aerios emerges as the innovative solution the air cargo charter industry has long awaited, addressing challenges associated with the use of disparate, non-integrated tools and manual processes. Simon Watson has founded Aerios, a separate company from CharterSync to sit as an independent business within the CargoTech group. Aerios introduces cutting-edge software designed to connect carriers, brokers, and charter professionals into a single digital ecosystem. This system, powered by real-time data and artificial intelligence, aims to streamline operations, enhance decision-making, and maximize revenue.

The air cargo charter industry is ready to be transformed with the launch of Aerios, software specially designed to meet this sector's complex needs. By replacing disparate systems and manual processes with a single digital workflow, Aerios aims to address long-standing inefficiencies that have hampered the industry.

"We created Aerios to fill a glaring gap in the air cargo charter industry. Our software does more than just digitalize existing operations; it transforms them, giving access to operational data and market intelligence in real-time," explains Simon Watson, founder of Aerios. “This means fewer errors, faster and more informed decisions, allowing our clients to scale their operation in a cost-efficient manner, whilst driving for increased revenue."

Aerios distinguishes itself as the market's first solution to centralize communication and air cargo charter operations into a single tool. Clear and efficient communication is vitally important for brokers and carriers to support effective procurement and the management of active or ongoing flights, Aerios puts this front and center. It facilitates collaboration among market players by providing instant access to relevant and actionable data, previously a major source of frustration due to the scattering of information.

The software offers a range of features designed to modernize the industry:

  • Centralization of communications for improved collaboration and cross team efficiency.
  • Real-time data analysis for informed decision-making from a request level through to more strategic planning.
  • Revenue optimization by offering a new route to market that increases visibility on capacity and availability data.

With Aerios, air cargo charter professionals now have a powerful tool to navigate an ever-evolving market, strengthening their ability to efficiently meet demands and explore new business opportunities.

By embracing the innovation that Aerios represents, the air cargo charter industry can expect a significant transformation of its operations, marking the beginning of a new era of productivity, transparency, and profitability. Aerios does not just offer a software solution; it presents a new way of thinking and acting in the air cargo charter world.

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