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/PRNewswire/ The skills shortages engulfing aviation across America will be the big debate during the Ground Handling International Americas Conference,. ....
Over $1.1 billion worth of flowers to go through Miami International Airport ahead of Mother’s Day Over 90 percent of all flowers that enter the US come through MIA Updated: Tags: Over $1.1 billion worth of flowers to go through Miami International Airport ahead of Mother’s Day MIAMI, Fla. – Ninety percent of all flowers entering the United States by air come through Miami International Airport (MIA) that means almost all of the flowers you’ll see this Mother’s Day at one point came through the airport. “Last year, for example, we moved in over 215,000 tons of cargo through this airport representing a $1.1 billion worth of flowers,” says Emir Pineda, Aviation Trade and Logistics Manager at MIA. ....
GSCW chat recap: Flowers, vaccines, perishables power MIA cargo growth Miami Airport brings logistics competitors together for smooth vaccine distribution 182 1 minute read This fireside chat recap is from Day 1 of FreightWaves’ Global Supply Chain Week. Day 1 focuses on the military, aerospace and manufacturing. FIRESIDE CHAT TOPIC: Gateway to Latin America DETAILS: Miami International Airport is the cargo hub for the Americas. Flowers, fresh fruit, seafood, machinery and other products transfer there between U.S. destinations and Latin America and Europe. MIA had a record year for cargo in 2020 despite the COVID pandemic. Pineda discusses why Miami continues to grow with cargo operations and how it organized the cargo community to make sure pharmaceutical companies were confident that COVID-19 vaccines could be handled quickly and efficiently. ....