JAL builds hybrid cargo network with rail-air push and asset-light freighter strategy
Japan Airlines (JAL) is reshaping its cargo business around a hybrid, asset-light model, combining rail, ...
Source: Unitree
Since May, travellers through Tokyo’s Haneda Airport may have seen a new type of worker on the ramp: Japan Airlines (JAL) is running a trial using humanoid robots to handle freight and luggage.
The experiment, slated to run until 2028, is using robots produced in China ...
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