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Host and news reporter Charlotte Goldstone interviews a plethora of supply chain industry experts in ...
An ‘instant cargo facility’ developer is targeting the newfound, if temporary, surge of interest in air freight.
Just as airlines adapted to the new realities of the market by stuffing cargo in cabins, now airports can field prefabricated cargo facilities, which can be up and running in six months, at low cost.
But not every airport or market is suitable, warned one cargo consultant.
AutoLogic Airports has developed a low-cost cargo solution to allow “airports without previous cargo experience to generate a new ...
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