October17 , 2026

    American Airlines continues third-party booking portal rollout

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    American Airlines Cargo has continued the rollout of its capacity onto third-party booking portals through a new partnership with CargoAi.

    The partnership will see American Airlines Cargo integrate its capacity onto CargoAi’s CargoMART booking portal.

    The platform provides real-time capacity & rate visibility, quoting, e-booking, and track and trace functionalities.

    The platform’s 16,000 freight forwarder users will also be able to compare flight options by carbon emissions, track CO2 emissions at a shipment level and purchase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

    The move is in addition to the airline’s own booking portal and its existing partnerships with WebCargo and cargo.one.

    “Partnering with CargoAI is a significant step on our modernisation journey,” said Greg Schwendinger, president of American Airlines Cargo in a press release.

    “We are excited to expand our network and capacity onto an innovative platform like CargoMART and provide customers with a new digital solution for doing business with us.”

    Matt Petot, chief executive of CargoAi, added: “This partnership underscores our commitment to providing our users with best-in-class digital solutions that optimize their operations and drive efficiency in the air cargo industry.”