Did You Verify Your Pilot’s Qualifications Before Boarding?

Imagine booking your next business trip. You choose your flight, pick a window seat, and brace yourself to pay. But wait—a new checkbox pops up:

✅ “I hereby certify that I personally verified the pilot’s qualifications, employment status, and identity before boarding.”

You don’t see anyone sprinting down the jet bridge in a panic because they forgot to verify the pilot’s license. Why? Because in aviation, safety is a baseline — not something you double-check mid-boarding.

In freight, security should be as effortless and automatic as airline safety. At Admiral Freight, we’ve made this the standard.

So What Exactly is Admiral Freight?

Imagine your team needs to move a load — fast. They open Admiral Freight, select the product type, pickup window, destination, and your preset terms. That’s it.

Admiral is a price discovery engine — just like a stock exchange.
You define what you’re willing to pay. Carriers define what they’re willing to haul for. When there’s a gap, you and the carrier split the difference. You both win — no intermediary pocketing the spread, no endless back-and-forth.

It’s fast. It’s fair. It’s transparent.
Your carriers stay loyal. Your team stays focused. And that extra load? It gets moving — minus the drama.

Every carrier on Admiral Freight runs equipment pre-equipped with built-in anti-theft and anti-fraud protection.
Each trailer enforces security autonomously — no paperwork, no manual checks, no weak links.

When the driver arrives, Admiral auto-checks them in. No one on your team needs to inspect IDs, verify documents, or cross-check anything. Just start loading. As soon as the doors close, Admiral seals it digitally and locks the trailer automatically.

From tender to loading dock to delivery, the whole thing just… works.
You didn’t add headcount. You didn’t lose visibility. And you didn’t lose control.

Ready to streamline your process?

Get in touch to onboard. Your trailers are ready to move. And no, we don’t charge extra not to crash.