Cargo iQ Expands Network with PACTL's Membership Addition

According to a recent announcement, Shanghai Pudong international Airport Cargo Terminal Co., Ltd. (PACTL) has officially joined the ranks of Cargo iQ.

This new partnership is notable as PACTL collaborates with over 70 airlines and more than 300 freight forwarders, managing an notable volume of over two million tons of cargo in 2024. By becoming a member of Cargo iQ, PACTL enhances its operational capabilities within the global logistics network.

The goal behind this membership is to boost service reliability and improve tracking systems while optimizing supply chain management for all stakeholders involved. This will be achieved through the standardized processes and performance metrics that Cargo iQ provides.

“I believe that both PACTL and the broader community within Cargo iQ will gain from this collaboration,” remarked Marie Seco-Köppen, Executive Director at Cargo iQ.

“With their entry into our network,PACTL showcases its dedication to excellence in operations and customer satisfaction; they can leverage performance management standards across their airline partners while maintaining openness in their own metrics.”

The facilities at PACTL are equipped to handle diverse types of cargo such as perishables, pharmaceuticals, and e-commerce goods—demonstrating versatility in their operations.

“Joining forces with Cargo iQ represents a pivotal step in our quest for enhanced transparency, efficiency, and collaboration throughout the air cargo sector,” stated Carsten Hernig, Deputy General Manager VP Sales & Marketing at PACTL.

“As an impartial cargo terminal operator, we take pride in aligning ourselves with international standards that foster measurable quality and accountability. This membership not only reinforces our commitment to serving customers but also empowers us to play a more active role in shaping a smarter future for airfreight.”

Cargo iQ’s upcoming bi-annual working group meeting is scheduled for June 25-26. During this event, members will discuss how industry standards can drive greater efficiency within air cargo operations.