Amerijet’s Wilson joins webinar to discuss cool-chain trends

Amerijet’s Wilson joins webinar to discuss cool-chain trends

DATE: 12/02/21

Article from Air Cargo World by Kelly Stroh

Eric Wilson, chief commercial officer at Amerijet, will join Air Cargo World’s upcoming live webinar discussion, “Keeping your cool: Perishable and pharma air cargo in the capacity crunch,” scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 8, at 11 a.m. ET.

The discussion will bring together industry stakeholders for Air Cargo World’s sixth and final webinar…

Read more on: aircargoworld.com

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