Cargo & Logistics Operations
Route planning, load & manifest, and turnaround coordination in one place.
CargoSLARouting
Move goods, not paperwork
Plan, load and turn flights faster with fewer errors.
Route Planning
Build routes with legs, alternates and turnaround tasks for each stop.
- Multi‑leg routes
- Alternates
- Turn tasks
Load & Manifest
Capture weights, special handling and sign‑offs with exportable manifests.
- Weight tracking
- Special handling
- Sign‑offs & exports
Turn Coordination
Keep fueling, loading and paperwork on time with clear owners and timestamps.
- Task owners
- Timestamps
- Exception alerts
Delay & Exception Reporting
Code every delay against your own or imported IATA delay codes, so disruption is measured rather than argued about.
- IATA delay codes
- Departure & arrival timings
- Exception logs
What you’ll gain
Fewer turn delays
Clear tasks and owners keep turnaround times predictable.
Safer loads
Digital manifests reduce errors and improve traceability.
Proof for customers
Demonstrate on‑time performance and explain exceptions.
Outcomes
- Reduced turn times
- Better load accuracy
- Improved SLA adherence
Frequently Asked Questions
Cargo & Logistics on Aerotalon
Further reading
- A Gantt Chart Shows You the Plan. The Hard Part Is Showing You the TruthA timeline view turns aircraft movement control into something you perceive rather than calculate. Why the shape works, and the harder question of showing what is true rather than what was planned.
- The Aircraft Is Serviceable. The Hard Part Is Proving It on a TuesdayAirworthiness is not a state an aircraft is in - it is a claim you have to substantiate, and the chain of records is where operations actually fail.
- Your Operation Runs on Six Systems. That Is Why Nobody Can Answer a Simple QuestionMost flight operations run on six disconnected systems and still cannot answer a simple question about themselves. Why software sprawl happens, what it breaks, and what a single operational record actually means.