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Kalé Logistics Solutions Is The Big Enchilada At Miami TIACA ACF
It’s one thing when you find yourself in another town on the half shell at a press gag at an air cargo trade show.
It’s quite again something else when your subject is a project that could very well impact, even spell the host gateway's future place in the global air cargo market.
Feels like that is exactly what just happened between Miami International Airport and Amar More of Kalé Logistics Solutions.
The absolute biggest enchilada of news stories from last week's TIACA Air Cargo Forum being held on Miami Beach took place at 0:930 on Tuesday October 27 as Amar More, (extreme right) Kalé Logistics Solutions wunderkind CEO and co-founder is pictured with (from left) Ralph Cutié, Director and CEO, MIA, Daniella Levine Cava, Mayor, Miami-Dade County, Danielle Cohen Higgins, Esq., Commissioner, Miami-Dade County.
Miami International Airport (MIA) and Miami-Dade County have signed an agreement with Kalé Logistics Solutions to create the world's first AI-powered Airport Cargo Community System (ACCS).
With The International Air Cargo Association's (TIACA) Air Cargo Forum in Miami, as venue, this partnership is aimed at establishing MIA as the largest cargo airport in the world to adopt an AI-system for air cargo.
Mr. More, having no doubt, that his plan will work said that the system will begin abuilding early next year and should be completed by year's end.
Elsewhere in USA, Kalé operates Cargo Community Systems at Atlanta (ATL), Boston (BOS), New York (JFK) operating at the Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) facility., Philadelphia (PHL): Implementation underway and Chicago-Rockford (RFD).
More power to Miami air cargo.
It will be groundbreaking, educational, exciting, and maybe even some fun watching all of this come together.
It certainly cannot be said, nothing happened of historic importance to all of air cargo at ACF 2026.
Mark the date . . . it just did.
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