GEODIS AirSmart makes its debut in Munich to reduce freight flights

In an effort to raise the bar for environmentally friendly air logistics, GEODIS unveiled GEODIS AirSmart, a new low-carbon air freight solution, at the Munich transport logistics trade show. By using real-time analytics, improved routing, and aircraft performance data, the idea aims to drastically lower greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions related to air freight. In line with its commitment to cut air freight emissions by 25% by 2030, GEODIS AirSmart is a calculated step in the logistics giant’s decarbonization plan.

By selecting energy-efficient aircraft and leveraging advanced flight data and analytics, GEODIS says it can cut emissions while improving overall cargo performance. The launch underscores growing pressure on the logistics industry to balance performance with sustainability, particularly in high-emission modes like air freight.

With AirSmart, GEODIS is not only optimizing its own operations but also enabling its customers to track and achieve their climate goals. The solution’s carbon savings are available directly through GEODIS’s digital platforms, offering transparent and actionable environmental insights.

The freight forwarding industry has been gradually pivoting toward greener operations, but GEODIS positions AirSmart as a differentiator, an integrated service that combines emission intelligence with operational efficiency. In addition to customer benefits, the solution is expected to help GEODIS meet regulatory pressures and ESG targets.