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But association says suspension until June is not enough; urges leaders to extend the change through October to give airlines maximum flexibility in dealing with the effects of the coronavirus.
Logistics is well positioned to manage changes in real estate capital markets and is likely to benefit from long-term demand for inventory and an increase in ecommerce as a result of COVID-19 disruptions, study shows.
Efforts to slow outbreak of disease also hamper supply chains as airlines cancel flights, container ships see delays, factories stay shut for extended Chinese New Year.
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