Forwarder benefit as air cargo booking platforms look to integrate AI
Digitising air cargo spot-buy rates and integrating artificial intelligence (AI) will enable freight forwarders to ...
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Finnair Cargo has published the thoughts of eight industry executives and observers (including The Loadstar) on how to improve the air cargo industry. Ranging from digitisation and better use of data, to procurement and air cargo terminal upgrades, they are short, interesting comments on the industry. As Finnair notes: “The air cargo industry is in a constant state of transformation, but there is always room for improvement.” No one would disagree with that.
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