The war in Ukraine has disrupted not only the country’s airspace but also its entire air cargo logistics infrastructure. However, this crisis has accelerated digital transformation, forcing aviation and logistics companies to rethink their operations, embrace automation, and find alternative solutions. From rerouted supply chains to the rise of automation and AI-driven logistics, Ukraine’s air cargo industry is undergoing a radical shift. But what role does digitalisation play in ensuring business continuity, and how will it shape the sector’s future in a post-war economy? The closure of Ukrainian airspace forced logistics companies to pivot overnight, shifting operations to multimodal transportation that integrates air, road, and rail freight. This sudden transformation created an urgent need for digital platforms that could handle complex logistics in real-time. “The war in Ukraine has significantly impacted air cargo operations, compelling logistics providers to optimise delivery routes and implement advanced digital solutions,” Awery’s CEO and Founder, Vitaly Smilianets, explained. “With increased lead times and disrupted supply chains, automation and AI-driven logistics have become critical tools in adapting to this new reality.” Automation and AI: The new standard in Ukrainian air cargo Before the war, digital transformation in Ukraine’s air cargo industry was progressing gradually. Today, […]
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Invest The Invisible Impact
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Invest The Invisible Impact
