Covid-19 has forced Schiphol Group into another management reshuffle a mere 2.5 years after the previous one. The cargo players hope that the new organization will retain the visibility
of their business.

After much conflict, Schiphols’ cargo business is now

Unbelievable, but true. Logistics and air freight afficionado, Joachim (Jo) Frigger turned 80 last Friday (16OCT20). He celebrated his jubilee in Naples, Florida, “with lots of zoom
visitors and tasty food and drinks,” as his daughter, Jennifer Frigger-Latham told us.

“Project Sunrays: Getting ready for COVID-19 vaccines logistics by air” was the title of the first online media briefing held jointly by TIACA and Pharma.Aero on 14OCT20. Sunrays
Project Lead and TIACA Board Member, Emir Pineda, and Pharma.Aero Chair and

The survey results of TIACA and Pharma.Aero’s joint “Sunrays” Project which looked at the air cargo industry’s readiness for the upcoming COVID-19 vaccine transport challenge,
were very sobering: 72% of the 181 stakeholders across the pharma logistics supply chain interviewed

Deutsche Post DHL Group and the German Government intend to give small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) located in poor countries better access to global markets. Jointly, the
public-private partners intend to invest 30 million euros to achieve this goal.

At

The contrast could hardly be any greater. While aviation is fighting for survival, shipping is doing quite well. At the beginning of the corona crisis, container liners, too, feared dire
consequences, estimating a double-digit volume decline. “If 20% of our

It is always explorative to look at the air cargo industry from an outsider´s perspective. Much needed change often comes from a new regard on old problems.
However, having reviewed the outline of Dr. van Asch´s dissertation, “we find some