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Kale’s piece offering keeps track of e-commerce shipments

[ February 25, 2026   //   Chris Lewis ]

Kale Logistics Solutions has launched AvSys, a cross-border e-commerce platform to help airlines, retailers, shippers or consignees manage individual or high-volume parcel shipments. It enables piece-level tracking for either individual or consolidated air cargo shipments, allowing them to monitor orders and adhere to customs requirements.

The platform also supports end-to-end operations, with a focus on the middle mile, including first-mile and last-mile visibility, addressing a critical gap in e-commerce logistics.

Kale chief executive, Amar More, said: “The rise of e-commerce has created a need for modern piece-level parcel logistics that traditional airline air waybill-based systems alone cannot support. Legacy infrastructure was not built for the speed, scale, and transparency that e-commerce shippers now expect, it was based on a kilo-based system, not a piece level system that offers end to end control and transparency.

The platform is designed to enable airlines to offer and operate e-commerce-ready services, maximising the airlines point to point direct services without relying on costly extensive hub-and-spoke networks.

The launch follows Kale’s acquisition of AVLOG Systems, a specialist express and e-commerce logistics technology provider.

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