CargoAi has made its CargoMART marketplace data accessible through AI assistants including ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot via the Model Context Protocol. This development allows users to interact with air cargo services directly from their preferred platforms, reports London's Air Cargo Week.

CargoMART users can now search and compare rates, review flight options, create shipments, book cargo with more than 105 airlines, and track shipments across more than 240 airlines using natural language prompts. They can also build custom AI agents to automate operational workflows.

This move extends CargoAi's AI-first strategy, enabling freight forwarders, airlines, and logistics teams to access live cargo intelligence and automation within their enterprise AI environments.

CargoAi stated that the center of gravity in operations is shifting from traditional management systems toward AI interfaces such as Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and ChatGPT, which are becoming orchestration layers for daily workflows.

As Matt Petot, Founder and CEO of CargoAi, noted, 'As AI adoption accelerates, teams are looking for flexible ways to build workflows using the tools they already use.' He added that the company is opening its intelligence to every AI platform to make cargo operations faster and more efficient.

CargoAi was founded in 2019 with AI at its core and has deployed AI-driven capabilities across the air cargo value chain for more than seven years. Francois-Xavier Gsell, CTO, mentioned that making CargoMART data accessible through MCP allows teams to integrate cargo intelligence seamlessly into existing workflows.

CargoAi's AI capabilities already include rate intelligence, predictive tracking, automated quoting, and the CargoCOPILOT conversational agent. With MCP connectivity, CargoMART users can now build their own AI-driven workflows across platforms such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot.