News / Interest in sea-air services on the rise, with new tech on the way to help

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By Alex Lennane

01/12/2023

While Maersk may have succeeded, integrated sea-air services from shipping behemoths MSC and CMA CGM appear not to have come to fruition, although sea-air has seen a recent uptick – and technology is developing to enable easier modal switch.

While some shipping-air-lines may not be interested, others are: Challenge Group has been interested in a relationship with Israeli compatriot Zim for some time.

“Via the hub in Liege and sub-hub in Tel Aviv, which we’ve started to develop, we want to combine ...

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Challenge Group CMA CGM CMA CGM Air Cargo Maersk MSC MSC Air Cargo Sea-air Zim

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