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With most cargo supplied to the airline pre-packed, Cathay releases empty ULDs to agents.
The process requires a lot of ULD movements and unique registration numbers are entered manually – if a mistake is made, the ULD is effectively lost.
Calvin Hui, eCargo and digital enablement manager, said: “We have built a database with a smart contract distribution ledger [blockchain] that enables us ...
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Henry Collins
July 31, 2018 at 3:33 pmVery interesting application of blockchain .