SmartKargo Cloud Cargo Management System

SmartKargo describes itself as a provider of digital air cargo and e-commerce logistics solutions. Founded in 2006 as a class project at MIT, it is based at 1 Broadway, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, and says its technology powers 25+ airlines worldwide.

Its core product is a cloud SaaS cargo management system (cargo ERP) for airlines, supplemented by domestic and cross-border e-commerce modules and AI apps. Logos on the site include Delta, Emirates, IndiGo, Norwegian, WestJet, Cebu Pacific, Copa and Volaris. In July 2026 Sun PhuQuoc Airways selected the platform as the base of its cargo management.

• Core cargo management: SaaS cargo ERP covering airline cargo operations.
• Domestic e-commerce: module for selling domestic parcel capacity.
• Cross-border e-commerce: module for international e-commerce shipments.
• AI apps: AI tools for operational decision-making.
• System integration: connections with visibility, first, mid and last mile and internal systems.

Vietnamese airlines launching or expanding cargo can run acceptance, booking and revenue on one cloud system. Carriers serving cross-border e-commerce from Vietnam can use the e-commerce modules to sell parcel capacity.

Gives airlines one cloud architecture for end-to-end cargo operations. Adds e-commerce shipping modules so passenger and freighter airlines can sell domestic and cross-border parcel capacity. Pay-per-use flexibility is cited as a design goal. Used by 25+ airlines, which lowers adoption risk for new carriers.

Vietnamese carriers are adding wide-body freighter and belly capacity and need cargo systems that handle e-commerce volumes. Sun PhuQuoc Airways, introducing Airbus A330 aircraft from September 2026, chose a cloud-native cargo platform to scale its cargo business.

Founded 2006 as an MIT class project; Cambridge, MA, USA. Sun PhuQuoc Airways agreement announced 21 July 2026. VietJet adopted its AIRCAM AI revenue and capacity system (September 2025).