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MRO logistics face severe headwinds
With the continuing technological need for problem-solving process across the segment, MRO segment will likely witness healthy cooperation soon.
FROM MAGAZINE: Passenger seats leave the plane, cargo crowds the cabin
Unfamiliar to the designers of Boeing 777s, these aircraft are going through a structural change that puts cargo, not...
Ethiopian’s new app has chatbot for shipment tracking
Ethiopian Airlines introduced a mobile app and chatbot-assisted shipment tracking service to elevate cargo customers’ experience.
Why is air cargo grounded when the world needs it most?
As demand for air cargo is on the rise, red tapism is constraining aviation companies from meeting demand.
TIACA urges African air cargo community to formulate recovery plan
TIACA raised its concern on African air cargo sector which has seen 70 percent in capacity to Europe.
FROM MAGAZINE: Passenger seats leave the plane, cargo crowds the cabin
Unfamiliar to the designers of Boeing 777s, these aircraft are going through a structural change that puts cargo, not...
Ethiopian’s new app has chatbot for shipment tracking
Ethiopian Airlines introduced a mobile app and chatbot-assisted shipment tracking service to elevate cargo customers’ experience.
Why is air cargo grounded when the world needs it most?
As demand for air cargo is on the rise, red tapism is constraining aviation companies from meeting demand.
TIACA urges African air cargo community to formulate recovery plan
TIACA raised its concern on African air cargo sector which has seen 70 percent in capacity to Europe.
Ethiopian’s new app has chatbot for shipment tracking
Ethiopian Airlines introduced a mobile app and chatbot-assisted shipment tracking service to elevate cargo customers’ experience.
Why is air cargo grounded when the world needs it most?
As demand for air cargo is on the rise, red tapism is constraining aviation companies from meeting demand.
TIACA urges African air cargo community to formulate recovery plan
TIACA raised its concern on African air cargo sector which has seen 70 percent in capacity to Europe.
Why is air cargo grounded when the world needs it most?
As demand for air cargo is on the rise, red tapism is constraining aviation companies from meeting demand.
TIACA urges African air cargo community to formulate recovery plan
TIACA raised its concern on African air cargo sector which has seen 70 percent in capacity to Europe.
TIACA urges African air cargo community to formulate recovery plan
TIACA raised its concern on African air cargo sector which has seen 70 percent in capacity to Europe.
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