Logistics company Airspeed and non-bank financial institution M Lhuillier Financial Services, Inc. have entered into a business partnership to create ML Kargo Padala, a service that allows customers to send and receive documents and parcels within the Philippines through select outlets of M Lhuillier.

“We are so excited for the opportunity to partner with M Lhuillier and offer this type of service. We believe this will bridge the gap, making delivery services more accessible and convenient for those in far-flung areas, small online sellers, or busy people who are never home,” Airspeed chairman and president Rosemarie Rafael said in a statement.

Airspeed will be providing the logistics requirements for ML Kargo Padala.

Filipinos abroad can also take advantage of the new service as Airspeed has partnered with select ML Remit by M Lhuillier branches in Southern California—namely, in the Los Angeles, Ventura, and San Diego counties—to offer delivery services to the Philippines. Filipinos abroad can now send packages weighing up to seven pounds by visiting ML Remit branches in West Covina, Chula Vista, Long Beach, Carson, Woodland Hills, Eagle Rock, Panorama, Oxnard, and North Hills.

Airspeed, an express and logistics company that has been in the industry for 33 years, offers multimodal solutions combining air and sea freight, and land transportation. Airspeed also specializes in customs brokerage, cargo handling, local distribution, e-commerce deliveries, and warehousing.

With over 2,000 branches nationwide, M Lhuillier provides services such as Kwarta Padala, Quick Cash Loans, Pamilya Insurance Plans, Pawnshop, Money Changer, Tele-communication/TV Loading, and Flight Booking Payments.

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