Air cargo matures at last, as online booking grows in popularity
Has the air cargo industry finally grown up? Xeneta’s Niall van de Wouw said today ...
Champ Cargosystems’ future remains in doubt, with observers pointing to falling staff numbers and customers – including its 49% shareholder, Cargolux.
The loss of much of Cargolux’s business has put a spotlight on the IT company’s future; last month, Cargolux CEO Richard Forson told The Loadstar the airline would always take priority over its shareholding in Champ.
“We insourced significant parts of IT that had been outsourced [to Champ] before. It was a significant move, made for the protection of data, but Champ ...
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