“It’s about moving forward alongside technology and learning to adapt as it continues to transform the way we work.”
AI, robotics, drones and automation are already changing logistics but for Peter Kerins, CEO of Magma Aviation, the bigger question is how the industry adapts alongside them.
In his latest STAT Times feature, Peter joins industry leaders to discuss in detail how technology could reshape the cargo journey and the role people will continue to play within it.
Peter brings Magma’s operational perspective to the discussion as he highlights AOG situations as a perfect example at specific occasions. When an aircraft develops a technical issue, particularly in a remote location, getting critical parts where they need to be quickly can make a significant difference to aircraft downtime and the cargo waiting to continue its journey.
He also shares his view on the industry’s move towards greater automation underlining that instead of resisting technologies such as AI, robotics and autonomous delivery, he believes the focus should be on learning how to work alongside them.
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