Humanitarian aid continues with new solutions

Airlink is increasingly responding to what are called complex crises whereby the disaster (earthquake, famine, disease outbreak, etc.) is just one element that, on its own, would be significant but is compounded by multiple other factors such as conflict, refugee situations, and political or economic instability: Steve Smith, Airlink

For different reasons - the toughest aid project executed by ACS this year would be either the Türkiye and Syria earthquake at the start of the year or the Sudan conflict: Ben Dinsdale, Air Charter Service

With increasing numbers of emergencies, there are ever more increasing pressures on the humanitarian system, which means that all aspects of this system, including the logistics networks, need to continually evolve their service offerings to adapt to the changing environment: Cormac Osullivan, Kuehne+Nagel

Cargo aircraft charter comes at a cost which starts with aircraft operations costs and the knowledge of the experts who collaborate to put the mission together. The services must be sustained to provide a reliable solution and cannot always be free: Pierre Van Der Stichele, Air Partner

Airlink, in association with Flexport, recently shipped fortified protein meals and essential nutritional supplements, to displaced communities in Northern Ethiopia where the repercussions of the conflict in #Tigray continues to be felt. Specifically tailored to combat malnutrition, the supplements are anticipated to benefit over 7,500 children at the Abiy Addi IDP camp in central Tigray.

Click Here to Read More:

Click Here For More Stories