Air cargo capacity crunch to drive forwarder consolidation: DB Schenker

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Air cargo capacity crunch to drive forwarder consolidation: DB Schenker

| Nov 04, 2020 10:39AM EST
Forwarders are having to rebuild their air cargo logistics infrastructure to compensate for significant cuts in capacity as much of the passenger aircraft fleet will remain grounded through 2021.
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