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Monday October 19 2026
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Cargo Flash Partners with Uganda Airlines to Implement ‘nGen’ ICMS

EMMANUEL ABENAWE 2 years ago
Photo: Uganda Airlines

Summary:

  • Cargo Flash Infotech is partnering with Uganda Airlines Cargo to implement the next-generation ‘nGen’ Integrated Cargo Management System (ICMS), replacing outdated systems to enhance digital efficiency and streamline cargo operations.

Cargo Flash Infotech, a leading IT and business solutions provider for the air cargo industry, has partnered with Uganda Airlines Cargo to implement its next-generation (nGen) Integrated Cargo Management System (ICMS). This collaboration aims to replace outdated legacy systems and enhance digital efficiency and cargo operations for Uganda’s flagship carrier.

“We are delighted to collaborate with Uganda Airlines Cargo, a prominent player in the African aviation sector. The ‘nGen’ ICMS is a game-changer, providing a unified solution to replace disparate systems and optimize cargo management processes,” said Neha Kumari, Business Head of nGen at Cargo Flash.

The ‘nGen’ ICMS will streamline various cargo management functions into a single, cloud-based platform, eliminating data duplication and reducing repetitive data entry. This new system offers greater accessibility and flexibility for cargo operations.

“We are excited to partner with Cargo Flash to bring about a digital transformation in our cargo management operations. The ‘nGen’ ICMS offers a holistic solution, simplifying processes and providing a centralized platform for efficient cargo handling,” said Morris Ongwech, Manager of Cargo and Logistics Services at Uganda Airlines Cargo.

This partnership highlights Uganda Airlines Cargo’s commitment to delivering world-class services and leveraging advanced digital capabilities to enhance its operations.

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