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Why airlines can no longer afford to insult their pilots
“Due to the increasing demand for pilots and a growing lack of suitable candidates, airlines need to develop strategies to ensure they attract and retain, the right crew,” asserts global risk management company Marsh, which has suggested a number of vital alternative strategies for carriers. These include conducting regular pay reviews.
A year of cargo emergencies: The Chapman Freeborn story
Reto Hunziker, group cargo director at Chapman Freeborn, notes prices shot up last year and have not come down since. “The main markets are ex-China and Asia to Europe and to the USA. [Thankfully] we have our own controlled capacity that we committed to ahead of the crisis and this has certainly helped to overcome the pricing volatility.”
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