1. Introduction The need for international transportation of the increased production with the Industrial Revolution has been the main reason for the development of the logistics sector. This need, which was tried to be met in more primitive ways, has produced more modern, faster and alternative ways with the development of technology. The logistics sector has been affected by many global crises and has continued its development with the improving world economy. However, the current pandemic period has undoubtedly been a global crisis that brought the most negative effects to date, and its effects still continue on a global scale. Due to the uncertainties caused by the lack of a clear treatment for the corona epidemic and the unknown its exact cause, countries closed the borders as a precaution against the spread of the epidemic, workplaces decided to work from home and a curfew was imposed. All these have slowed down production, trade, economy and development and brought them to a standstill. Since the logistics sector is one of the most important chain links of the production and trade network, it has taken its share from this pause. In this article, the effects of all measures taken with the Covid-19 outbreak and the pandemic process on the logistics sector are examined