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Large forwarders choosing where to award their airfreight contracts will not consider “dirty” airlines, as sustainability deadlines loom, head of airfreight for DSV Stefan Krikken told delegates at TIACA’s Air Cargo Forum in Miami this week.  

“We have targets that are science-based that we want ...

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