Air cargo logistics operators can't process surging freight volume through bottlenecked airport infrastructure

Latin American and Canadian airports are experiencing rapid growth in airfreight demand (driven by airlines like Air Canada expanding routes), but their cargo handling infrastructure, warehouse capacity, and logistics workflows haven't scaled to match. Freight forwarders, customs brokers, and ground handlers face delays, congestion, and operational inefficiencies because existing systems and facilities were built for lower throughput, forcing them to manually coordinate across fragmented processes and outdated infrastructure.