Published: Thu 19 Mar 2020

WTW launches aviation knowledge hub as Covid-19 risks intensify

Broker Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has unveiled a platform to share data, analysis and risk mitigation strategies to tackle the “uncertain landscape” born from the coronvirus.

Aviation

COVID-19

Willis Towers Watson

Published: Thu 19 Mar 2020

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WTW launches aviation knowledge hub as Covid-19 risks intensify

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