time:matters now launches US Domestic Sameday Air Network for the first time

time:matters, the specialist for worldwide express transport, launches a Sameday service in the USA. A total of 89 stations will be integrated into this service, covering all economic centers of the country. The expansion into the USA is an important building block in the internationalization strategy of time:matters.

(PressBox Neu-Isenburg) Consistent expansion of the same-day delivery network: Following the establishment of time:matters America, Inc., the specialist for worldwide express transport is significantly expanding its Sameday Air offering.

From now on, the company will offer its customers a total of 89 stations for the domestic transport of time-sensitive shipments, covering all major economic centers in the USA. The company leverages its long-standing experience through the existing global Sameday Air network with more than 20 airlines across 130 stations, of which more than 100 are currently located in Europe and Israel, as well as ten in Asia. A decisive advantage for time:matters customers: Upon request, shipments are picked up directly from the sender and personally delivered to the recipient.

Collaboration with Leading US Airlines

As an expert, time:matters has decades of experience in worldwide special speed logistics. This is reflected, among other things, in an excellent high Net Promoter Score of over 76, which represents customer satisfaction. In addition to speed and reliability, the transports are characterized by a service that is both individual and flexible. Through the extensive network with more than 45,000 flights per week and collaboration with three leading US airlines – American Airlines®, Southwest Airlines®, and United Airlines® – the company ensures the fastest possible transports. This applies to logistical emergencies as well as time-sensitive regular business. Through efficient processes and short handling and transit times starting from 45 minutes, urgent shipments weighing up to 90 kilos (200 lbs) reach their destination within a few hours and are thus available for pickup or further transport shortly thereafter.

The company ensures its high level of reliability, among other things, through higher loading priority compared to conventional express freight, as well as real-time shipment tracking and proactive status updates. Shipments can be booked online, among other options. For customers from the USA, Canada, Mexico, and Central and South America, experienced multilingual logistics experts are available in the US Customer Service in Miami for consultation, creation of the air waybill, and invoicing. This team takes care of all steps along the entire transport chain.

“By expanding our unique Sameday Air network by 89 stations, we now connect all significant economic centers in the USA comprehensively,” comments Lars Krosch, COO of time:matters. “The high number of flight frequencies and collaboration with leading US carriers enables the fastest possible transports combined with the usual flexibility and reliability.”

Expansion into the USA is Important

The expansion into the US market is an important building block in the internationalization strategy, Lars Krosch continues. With the local team providing tailored transport solutions, the company can optimally meet the requirements and needs of both the American and international customer base. With the Sameday Air US Domestic network and unique individual pickup and delivery options, time:matters significantly expands its service offerings to customers.

Particularly industrial customers from the automotive, high-tech and semiconductor, aviation and aerospace, machinery and components, medtech, life and health, as well as the logistics industry benefit from the Sameday Air network expansion. Supply chains can be optimized, and costly disruptions in the supply chain can be avoided. Standardized and stable prices for the entire transport solution round off the service. This can be a cost-effective and reliable alternative to accompanied transport by an onboard courier (OBC).

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