Capacity concerns drive up long-term air cargo charters

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Capacity concerns drive up long-term air cargo charters

Greg Knowler, Europe Editor | May 29, 2018 7:20AM EDT
Rising confidence in the air cargo market is good news for air cargo providers, as shippers and their forwarders move to lock in space and avoid the capacity constraints that characterized peak 2017.
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