Atlantis, which provides LTL and FTL to major US gateways including Miami, Chicago O’Hare, New York JFK and Newark, along with routes to Montreal and Toronto Pearson, will use AGI’s airport network as drop stations.
Airlines and freight forwarders will benefit from a single point of contact for integrated cargo handling services, improving turnaround times, enhancing visibility and increasing customer satisfaction.
Jared Azcuy, CEO of AGI says the service will create a one-stop-shop, saying: “Our synergies support critical hubs for global trade, and this partnership ensures our airline and freight forwarding partners receive the highest level of operational excellence and support.”
Sylvain Lacelle, Vice President of ACI Air Cargo, added: “By combining ramp, cargo handling, and integrated trucking services under one umbrella, we offer customers a seamless experience with greater flexibility and reduced overhead. It’s a smart, forward-thinking approach that reflects where the industry is headed—streamlined, strategic, and customer-focused.”
The collaboration follows AGI opening a cargo warehouse at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
