Forwarders losing leverage as airlines adjust space agreements

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Forwarders losing leverage as airlines adjust space agreements

| Aug 11, 2020 11:04AM EDT
Severely limited air cargo capacity has forced airlines to scrap many block space deals held with forwarders at a time when spot rates on the major east-west trades are at high levels.
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