The shifting landscape of the world's air cargo carriers
Inevitably, the air cargo market saw changes in market share among service providers over the ...
Airports should set standards for cargo handlers, and showcase their capabilities to shippers, delegates at Air Cargo India in Mumbai heard this week.
Fitsum Abadi, managing director of Ethiopian Airlines Cargo, said: “Mostly airports are focused on facilities, but the main impact at the airport is the handler – that is the maker or breaker.
“Handlers mess it up and wash their hands of it. Airports should have strong service level agreements to make sure ground handlers are meeting the standards set ...
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