WAC gives forwarders access to airline cargo capacity, advises on the aviation side of the business, and, where it makes sense, represents airline cargo interests in the local market as a GSA.
Air cargo logistics is a compact industry with a lot of moving parts: capacity, contracts, carrier relationships, regulation. WAC operates across all of it, providing access to cargo capacity, advising on the decisions that shape a client's business, and, where it's relevant, representing airlines in the market. Different needs, one team that knows the industry from the inside.
Brokerage and consulting are the core; GSA representation completes it.
For shippers and forwarders, we quickly secure space in our partner airlines' capacity on clear commercial terms.
For questions that need an aviation perspective (market entry, partner selection, route or network strategy), we think it through with the client, starting with a conversation.
For airlines that want a market presence without opening a local office, we become their commercial team on the ground.
The same process, whether it's a single shipment or an ongoing representation.
Before taking the first step, we get to know the cargo, the route and the client's priorities: what actually matters.
The work moves into gear: capacity is placed, consulting begins, or representation starts, whatever the task requires.
Day-to-day operations (booking, documentation, load tracking) move forward without you having to chase them.
Regular reporting and follow-up keep everyone aligned on how the shipment is progressing.
Whether it's capacity, consulting or GSA representation, describe what you're working on and we'll come back with an answer or the right contact.
Air cargo agent, cargo broker and aviation logistics consultant. Based in Dubai, UAE, with a business network across the Middle East and Eurasia.