Air freight charter rates soaring on coronavirus aid demand

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Air freight charter rates soaring on coronavirus aid demand

| Feb 18, 2020 12:25PM EST
With no belly cargo available for flights to China, demand for chartered freighter capacity has risen sharply, along with air freight rates, as relief aid and medical supplies move to the country amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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