The continuing COVID-19 pandemic will make it a tough northern winter for the majority of airlines.
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Alexandre de Juniac, IATA
Ronojoy Dutta, IndiGo
Longjiang Wu, China Express Airlines
After plunging 94.3% in April 2020 compared with April 2019, demand for air travel is on the rise.
Air cargo has been critical in the global fight against COVID-19, transporting vital equipment and medicines to those that have needed them most, writes Andrea Gruber.
With the northern hemisphere hurricane season now only weeks away, weather forecasters are facing an unexpected and worrying downside of COVID-19’s impact on flying.
The value air cargo brings to the world has never been more apparent. Many airlines have been involved in humanitarian flights during the COVID-19 pandemic and together with their partners in the logistics chain ensured personal protective equipment (PPE) and other urgent medical supplies reached their destination.
As the COVID-19 crisis highlights the vital role of air cargo, Hexaware considers how Application Development and Maintenance is transforming cargo handling for the digital age
CargoEconomic performance 2019
