E-commerce, high-tech demand fuels rise in air cargo rates

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E-commerce, high-tech demand fuels rise in air cargo rates

| Mar 24, 2021 5:41PM EDT
Strong demand for e-commerce, high-tech products, automotive parts, and fashion on trades out of Asia continues to quickly fill all available capacity, propping up air cargo rates.
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