E-commerce air cargo volumes the 'saviour' for many last-mile logistics firms
While PPE shipments were the mainstay for air cargo during the pandemic, e-commerce volumes have ...
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Saudi Airlines Cargo has successfully moved a large number of wild animals from Johannesburg (South Africa) to Riyadh (Saudi Arabia). The operation, undertaken on behalf of Riyadh Zoological Garden, follows weeks of meticulous planning and coordination due to the special nature of the shipment.
The scale of the project was such that close cooperation between all parties was necessary in order to ensure that the logistical side of the undertaking was carried out according to plan. This included obtaining the required documentation and approvals from the various authorities for the transport of such a large quantity of live cargo to the Kingdom.
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