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Industry associations have joined the attack on IATA’s “potentially ruinous” financial security requirements for companies ...
DSV: EXPECTATIONS RUNNING HIGH WMT: LEAST SHORTED STOCK KNIN: EARNINGS NEXTDHL: ENVISION DEALDHL: NEW CHINESE PARTNERFDX: GLOBAL IT OUTAGE IMPACT FELTUPS: GLOBAL IT OUTAGE IMPACT FELTJBHT: PAYOUT UNCHANGED ODFL: STEADY LOW YIELDMAERSK: BACK TO PRE-RED SEA CRISIS LEVELSDSV: SURGINGHLAG: FUEL FOR THOUGHTF: ELECTRIC AVENUES TSLA: ELECTRIC AVENUES
DSV: EXPECTATIONS RUNNING HIGH WMT: LEAST SHORTED STOCK KNIN: EARNINGS NEXTDHL: ENVISION DEALDHL: NEW CHINESE PARTNERFDX: GLOBAL IT OUTAGE IMPACT FELTUPS: GLOBAL IT OUTAGE IMPACT FELTJBHT: PAYOUT UNCHANGED ODFL: STEADY LOW YIELDMAERSK: BACK TO PRE-RED SEA CRISIS LEVELSDSV: SURGINGHLAG: FUEL FOR THOUGHTF: ELECTRIC AVENUES TSLA: ELECTRIC AVENUES
Astral Aviation founder Sanjeev Gadhia has called on African airports to improve their cargo infrastructure. Air Cargo News reports that Mr Gadhia, who also serves as a director at Tiaca, has described the “lack of adequate” cargo infrastructure across the continent as a long-running concern. He believes only one-third of continental gateways have adequate facilities and has urged each individual nation to make improving these a “national priority”.
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