UPS Worldport plays big role in vaccine distribution, e-commerce boom - Louisville Business First
Louisville-based UPS Airlines has been as busy as ever during the Covid-19 pandemic, delivering hundreds of millions of doses of vaccines, and at the same time handling more packages with the continued growth of e-commerce, says Jim Mayer, public relations manager for the company.
“The federal government and governments around the world have designated UPS employees as essential workers and we’ve gone to great lengths to keep them safe, with measures including masks, gloves and hand sanitizer; enhanced cleaning of facilities, vehicles and aircraft; education on social distancing and other public health measures; and extensive work with U.S. and foreign governments to ensure the safety of our pilots as they transit virus hotspots,” Mayer said by email.
Louisville-based UPS Airlines has been as busy as ever during the Covid-19 pandemic, delivering hundreds of millions of doses of vaccines, and at the same time handling more packages with the continued growth of e-commerce, says Jim Mayer, public relations manager for the company.
“The federal government and governments around the world have designated UPS employees as essential workers and we’ve gone to great lengths to keep them safe, with measures including masks, gloves and hand sanitizer; enhanced cleaning of facilities, vehicles and aircraft; education on social distancing and other public health measures; and extensive work with U.S. and foreign governments to ensure the safety of our pilots as they transit virus hotspots,” Mayer said by email.
