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Global carriers leverage scheduled flights for UNICEF vaccine deliveries

Charter flights could ramp up as COVID-19 vaccine distribution grows

Charles Kauffman, Jeff Lee and Caryn Livingston by Charles Kauffman, Jeff Lee and Caryn Livingston
February 17, 2021
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UNICEF has partnered with 16 airlines and formally launched the Humanitarian Airfreight Initiative, a program that not only prioritizes COVID-19-related vaccines, medicines and supplies, but will also address the logistics needs of humanitarian and health crises beyond the current pandemic. Through the initiative, UNICEF and the carriers aim to transport COVID-19 vaccines under the COVAX […]

 

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