Artificial intelligence could find the answer to airport landside cargo congestion
Airport stakeholders have turned to AI technology to relieve the serious congestion that has plagued ...
IATA appears to be on the verge of missing its already revised target for 45% eAWB penetration by the end of the year.
Last week it announced good gains in growth, up 2.4% in September over the previous month, but at 34.1% with just three months to go, it seems unlikely it will reach the target. While some forwarders to continue to claim that it is simply not a priority, other companies are saying that e-AWBs alone are an insufficient modernisation, ...
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