Article | REF: AG8020 V1

Transport professions

Author: Maurice BERNADET

Publication date: October 10, 2006

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4. Conclusion

The table of auxiliary professions outlined in paragraph 3 underlines the complex nature of an organization in which "generalists" and "specialists" exist side by side, companies which are present, directly or thanks to partnership agreements, throughout the world and others whose field of action is limited to a port or airport, single-activity companies and multi-activity companies...

This diversity and complexity reflect the diversity...

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