Neutral Air Partner and its air freight wholesale sub-industry group NAC Consolidators have collaborated with logistics tech company HashMove to jointly develop an advanced digital B2B neutral air freight consolidation portal.

According to NAP, the new consolidation portal will be available exclusively to freight forwarders and transport-related companies, providing instant air freight wholesale rates and bookings as well as consolidation schedules to and from over 100 airports worldwide.

“The NAC consol portal is powered by more than 50 regional leading neutral air freight wholesalers, consolidators and master co-loaders worldwide,” said Christos Spyrou, founder and CEO of Neutral Air Partner. “Our members are top BSA and CPA agents on selected carriers and trade lanes, offering competitive wholesale air freight rates, through mix build-up ULDs and weekly scheduled consolidations.”

He added that air freight revenue and buying power in Asia are larger than some of the top global players.

“We are very confident that our partnership with HashMove will enable us to digitize effectively the air cargo logistics B2B industry taking into consideration every small detail of the air freight procurement and consolidation management model of each market,” he said.

HasMove is based in Dubai and offers a smart logistics marketplace, connecting shippers and logistics providers to seamlessly engage in conducting global, multimodal, end-to-end logistics transactions.

“We believe that our partnership with NAP represents a defining step in the evolution of the logistics industry,” said Nadeem Hussain, head of partnerships and alliances at HashMove. “Combining NAP’s extensive experience and expertise in air freight with the technological capabilities of HashMove, will open up new and innovative ways for logistics providers to conduct business which will transform traditional notions of efficiency and routes to market. This is the first of many initiatives we are planning to release with NAP which will bring enhanced value to the logistics community as a whole.”