Slow, but steady, liftoff for air cargo e-bookings

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Slow, but steady, liftoff for air cargo e-bookings

| Jul 28, 2020 2:46PM EDT
The air cargo industry is gradually moving to electronic bookings between forwarders and airlines, but the evolution could still take time if previous digitization initiatives in the industry are any indication.
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