Welcome to the second edition of inSight in 2020. Chairing Cargo iQ, we have penned down a message for our membership and the air cargo community in the wake of this global pandemic. Since our previous inSight, we have had an Annual General Meeting (AGM) with very good participation, but one which was already impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, since it was our first virtual edition. Even with that in mind, however, at that moment we couldn’t yet foresee the extent of this crisi

By Turkish Cargo Turkish Cargo has taken and continues to take proactive measures from the beginning of the global COVID-19 epidemic, which once again demonstrates the importance of the air cargo industry. As always, we take these measures by putting human health and safety in front of commercial concerns. As an example, we brought thousands of people from different countries to their homes, families, and loved ones by conducting a series of non-commercial evacuation flights

Since the start of the global COVID-19 pandemic Cargo iQ members have mobilised and worked together to meet global needs. To meet health emergency needs, Bolloré Logistics set up a crisis unit to meet alternative transport plans for each shipment, combining flexibility and speed of execution. This unit is made up of company experts in the pharma and life science sectors and relies on an international network covering 109 countries. Owing to stricter measures throughout the Am

Cargo iQ member Swissport has had to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic to meet new challenges and changing demands. The ground handler's Vice President of Global Operations Cargo, Hendrik Leyssens, who is also on the Cargo iQ board, explains how Swissport is dealing with the crisis and the new normal that is coming. Q) How has Swissport responded globally during the COVID-19 pandemic? The first priority has been the health and safety of our staff. Right from the beginning, Swi