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Calls for tripartite talks and improved transparency across the air freight supply chain have met with broad support –but also some scepticism.

While stronger relationships and better visibility would lead to greater efficiency, it could also threaten some stakeholders’ earning potential, Air Cargo Africa delegates were ...

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  • Suren

    March 04, 2015 at 6:04 pm

    The idea is good. If the game is only between airlines and handling companies, the freight forwarder gets left out. That is, definitely, not a fair deal. The first of part of the equation is the freight forwarder. Hence any cooperation should include the freight forwarder, as well. Airlines can better their services if the freight forwarders are also an active part of the global co-operation.

    It is a joint game and let the game be fair.