Air Serbia is further digitalising its cargo operations by introducing a new system that will enable faster and more automated exchange of shipment information with freight forwarders and other business partners thought the Traxon cargoHUB platform. The upgrade will allow key cargo documents and shipment status information to be exchanged electronically, reducing the need for manual data entry and helping minimise errors. It should also provide customers and partners with quicker and more reliable access to information about their shipments. Air Serbia will be able to reuse the same electronic shipment data for customs and other regulatory procedures, simplifying administrative processes and helping the airline comply with requirements across the international markets it serves. The system will also support the wider use of electronic air waybills, reducing reliance on paper documentation. The latest upgrade forms part of Air Serbia’s broader efforts to automate and modernise its cargo business as its operations continue to grow.

Veselin Djordjević, Head of Cargo at Air Serbia, said, “Our customers expect faster, more connected, and increasingly digital cargo services. By connecting to Traxon cargoHUB, we are extending the ways customers can exchange electronic data with us, helping simplify their operations while strengthening collaboration across the global air cargo community”. Earlier this year, Air Serbia introduced cargo e-booking across its Europe and US operations.