Adapt or die, IATA executive warns air cargo industry

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Adapt or die, IATA executive warns air cargo industry

| Oct 08, 2014 5:42AM EDT
The air cargo industry is in a battle for survival and needs to urgently address fast evolving shipper demands, said Glyn Hughes, global head of cargo for the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
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