Webcast Serie: Mastering Pandemic Challenges
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We are all incredibly GRATEFUL for the work and sacrifice of our medical professionals. And we also want to THANK all of you amazing HEROES out there driving trucks, piloting airplanes, sailing ships, loading cargo and otherwise keeping our supply chain running. Share to add your thanks!
Contact bans, company bankruptcies and supply bottlenecks - the corona pandemic is hitting the economy and society. The consequences are unmistakable: Throughout Europe, production and logistics have collapsed dramatically. Even large airlines such as AirFrance-KLM and Lufthansa will only be able to survive with strong government support, the same applies to the large airlines in the USA. Meanwhile, Latin America is becoming the next hotspot of the pandemic.
But there is light at the end of the tunnel: In Europe, the number of new infections is stagnating or declining. In Italy and Spain, the very strict restrictions are being eased tentatively, while in Austria and Germany the return to normality is happening somewhat more quickly. Great Britain and Russia, on the other hand, still suffer from high numbers of new cases - despite all the restrictions.
Transporeon performs daily evaluations of the data from its cooperation network with more than 90,000 transport service providers and forwarders as well as 1,200 trade and industrial companies. The following answers are based primarily on the analysis of this data and discussions with market players.
Our goal is to provide our customers with frictionless support in this unique situation, ensure full platform operation and protect public health. Latest information can be found here.
Air cargo
Tense calm in the air freight. However, there is still sufficient capacity available.
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Land transport
Cross-border traffic in Europe suffers already. The first factories have to shut down.
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