South America will benefit as air cargo traffic diverts from the transpacific
South America is set to be a main attraction amid capacity cuts on the transpacific, ...
It sounds as if CNS was a pretty lively event. Sadly The Loadstar wasn’t able to attend (but certainly didn’t ‘boycott’ it).
But luckily, we had our man on the ground. Who revealed that the biggest noise from the floor (and the biggest silence from the top) revolved around the sudden departure of Michael Vorwerk, president of CNS and executive director of Cargo 2000. No successor has been announced.
Despite having four years secondment from Lufthansa, he is returning to the German ...
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