Air transport industry examines blockchain that could boost revenue by $40bn

By cineramaFebruary 19, 2020Bitcoin Business

Air transport companies are investigating the use of blockchain to manage the logistics associated with aircraft parts, forming an industry alliance. Including air transport industry-owned IT supplier SITA, the […]

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