New senior management for DSV as it readies for DB Schenker takeover
Following its clearance by competition regulators to complete its acquisition of DB Schenker, Danish freight ...
The airfreight market may be soft – but forwarders are likely to retain at least part of their own controlled networks.
Asok Kumar, global head of airfreight for DB Schenker, told delegates at the Air Cargo Handling & Logistics conference last week, in Athens, that while the economics needed constant reviewing, forwarders were still wary of relying entirely on the airlines.
“Having our own controlled capacity was a development that took place because there was a lack of capacity in the market; ...
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