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Previous IATA events have thrown up some good debates, and, more recently, a sense of progress through setting targets. Although there was the occasional moment of excitement ? a “right old ding dong” in ULDs (a heated debate), and a good discussion in time and temperature, where the participants all know each other well, some of the rest was disappointing. More lecturing, fewer discussions – and apparently no targets for next year. It all felt rather aimless. There were very few questions from ...
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