KLM grounds seven B787s but claims no impact on air cargo operation
KLM Cargo has denied that the grounding of seven 787s has impacted its cargo operations. The ...
IATA’s CEIV initiative is gaining momentum as the air cargo industry attempts to plug the flow of pharma shippers switching to ocean freight.
At last week’s World Cargo Symposium in Berlin, the air cargo community at Schiphol announced its participation in the scheme, while Frankfurt is also gaining certification. IATA has said the accreditation is “urgently required to stop the alarming decline of air cargo’s market share of global pharmaceutical product transport”.
There has been some distrust of CEIV, with some players ...
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