Shippers snap up airfreight capacity to US ahead of tariff deadline
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Lothar Moehle has been a stalwart of the air cargo scene for decades. He’s been on both sides of the coin: first at UPS and DB Schenker; and latterly at IATA’s Cargo iQ, the standards organisation. After some 50 years in the industry, he is retiring. So, what is his takeaway from a half-century in business?
What stands out as the most important thing you’ve learned?
One thing never changes. The customers must be served in the manner they expect.
But behind-the-scenes, the ...
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Roy Linkner
June 07, 2024 at 3:08 pmThank you Lothar, congrats and best wishes in your retirement.