Jambojet's Integration with Freightos Signals Growth for Air Cargo in East Africa

Jambojet Expands Digital Cargo Connectivity with Freightos



In a significant step for the logistics industry in East Africa, Freightos, the leading global platform for freight booking and payments, has announced Jambojet Cargo's integration into the WebCargo network. This partnership enables freight forwarders to book cargo capacity digitally across Jambojet's extensive flight network in East Africa, significantly streamlining operations for businesses across Kenya and Tanzania.

Founded in 2014, Jambojet has made a name for itself as Kenya's premier low-cost airline, catering to both passenger travel and cargo needs. By joining forces with Freightos, Jambojet is poised to enhance its service offerings and cater to the increasing demands of regional retailers and exporters. The collaboration allows for instant digital access to Jambojet Cargo's key routes, which include essential connections to Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Malindi, Diani, Lamu, and Zanzibar—critical economic hubs in the region.

Revolutionizing Air Cargo Booking



Freightos' platform revolutionizes how businesses manage air transportation, allowing users to compare live rates and book shipments in real-time. This immediate transparency and efficiency marks a pivotal shift in navigating the complexities of the air cargo landscape, making it easier for freight forwarders to handle cargo shipments digitally rather than relying on time-consuming manual processes. With over 1.6 million annual transactions processed on the Freightos platform, the integration with Jambojet Cargo is expected to further increase booking efficiency and support thriving trade networks.

As economic activities begin to rebound, especially in light of the global pandemic's impact, increasing digital solutions in the air freight sector becomes even more essential. Karanja Ndegwa, the Managing Director and CEO of Jambojet, expressed pride in being at the forefront of digital transformation in air cargo shipping. He stated, “By joining WebCargo by Freightos, we're giving freight forwarders faster, smoother, and more reliable access to our network—supporting the region's expanding trade and connectivity.”

Freightos’ CEO, Zvi Schreiber, echoed this optimism, highlighting that the partnership reaffirms Freightos’ ongoing commitment to making global trade straightforward and efficient. He emphasized the importance of bringing more regional carriers online and pointed out that it is crucial for forwarders and shippers to access the capacity they need in a timely fashion.

Future Developments



Looking ahead, Jambojet is also planning to implement interlining agreements, which will allow for more flexible and broader shipping options across its network. This capability is especially important as trade between African nations and the global market continues to grow. Furthermore, as online commerce surges, the demand for efficient logistics solutions becomes increasingly critical.

Conclusion



The collaboration between Jambojet and Freightos through WebCargo illustrates the transformative potential of digital technologies within the logistics sector. By enhancing access to vital transport routes and simplifying the booking process, this partnership marks an exciting development for the air cargo industry in East Africa. Stakeholders are keenly watching how this integration may further boost regional trade and lead to a more interconnected African market. Freight forwarders and businesses looking to utilize the Jambojet Cargo network can register through Freightos’ platform for instant booking of their shipping needs, setting a new standard for air cargo management in the region.

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