Air Cargo

+Atmospherics

With Johan Mathe, Co-Founder

“Air cargo is one of the fastest growing sectors in the shipping business. Electronics, medical goods, specialized machines, and more fly at high-speed from factories to hubs to customers.”

“Becoming an aircraft pilot started my obsession with the weather. I always had a sense that weather affected things like my mood and energy levels, but when I saw the extent of the weather’s effects quantitatively when I began flying, I realized how deep and complex weather can be.”

“Weather affects air cargo fleets on the ground and in the air. During takeoff and landing, convective weather and precipitation increase risk dramatically. In the air, icing and tailwinds influence speed and fuel efficiency. At the airport, weather alters turnaround speed and general operations. Overall, weather is significant contributor to delays, costs, and risks in air cargo.”

“Atmo makes precise predictions about all the weather factors affecting air cargo fleets, but goes beyond the forecast by modelling every plane and airport asset specific to each company. Atmo studies each air operator’s historic data to make hourly recommendations tailored to their unique performance factors.”

Air Cargo Depot, Frankfurt, Germany

Atmo Air Cargo System

Johan Mathe, Co-Founder

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Air Cargo

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Air Cargo Depot, Frankfurt, Germany

Atmo Air Cargo System

Johan Mathe, Co-Founder

Schedule an Atmo discovery meeting