MAB Kargo Sdn. Bhd. has signed a cooperation agreement with TW Control Sdn. Bhd., CORE Transport Technologies and Nordisk Aviation Products for a tracking solution for its containers and pallets.

According to MAB Kargo, it will incorporate the COREInsight tracking solution for its containers and pallets supplied by Nordisk.

“MASkargo is happy to be part of this cooperation with leaders of the industry implementing the latest of technology in tracking our equipment,” said Ibrahim Mohamed Salleh [second from left in photo], chief executive officer of MAB Kargo. “Real-time ULD tracking information will enable MASkargo to more accurately monitor and replan shipments that are delayed due to irregular operations, such as extreme weather events. This will enable customers to have end-to-end tracking of the ULDs starting in their own warehouses throughout the journey to the final destination.”

MAB Kargo will be able to provide its customers with visibility across the shipment life cycle. The CORE tracking solution also allows the carrier to increase efficiency through inventory management improvements on the ground.

“CORE is proud to have MASkargo integrate our COREInsight ULD tracking solution as this will be the first in Southeast Asia,” said Ian Craig [left in photo], managing director of CORE. “MASkargo will be able to reap the benefits of the system from day one as once the tags are attached to MASkargo ULDs, they can immediately track their travel journey due to the large coverage of our reader network – the largest IoT for air cargo in the world. We are also proud to welcome TWC as our partner in Malaysia to provide local knowledge and support to MASkargo as well.”

TWC is the local partner appointed by CORE to implement the tag- and reader-tracking solution for the carrier, and also the developer of the ULD management software.

“TW Control Sdn. Bhd. is excited to be part of MASkargo’s ULD cargo transformation towards Internet of Things by installing the ULD-tracking solution from Core,” said Kumarason Kandiah [right in photo], accountable manager of TWC. “This is a radical and bold transformation for a typical 145 Repair ULD workshop and we intend to use it to the fullest to assist our clients in ULD management.”