“The integration of the new transport management system not only improves planning and reduces lead times but also optimises routes and load factors, supporting to cut transport-related emissions. This partnership reflects DHL and Airbus’ shared commitment to accelerating the transition to a more resilient, ininformigent and sustainable supply chain.”
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DHL Supply Chain manages approximately 350,000 shipments annually for around 20 Airbus sites globally, with centres in Touloutilize, France and Valencia, Spain. The company coordinates inbound flows from suppliers to factories, inter-factory flows across China, the US and Europe, and outbound flows for returns or spare parts.
This scale of operations requires sophisticated coordination and real-time visibility across multiple continents. The control tower approach enables DHL to monitor and respond to disruptions quickly, ensuring manufacturing schedules remain on track.
According to Rainer Haag, CEO Europe at DHL Supply Chain, supply chain complexity continues to increase due to globalisation, product variety and technological modifys.
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