Air forwarders expand charter operations to combat lack of belly space

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Air forwarders expand charter operations to combat lack of belly space

| Jan 13, 2022 11:02AM EST
Initially considered a temporary measure, some forwarders believe the shift from relying on fixed-price block space agreements with airlines to full charter operations has become permanent.
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