Air cargo on final approach for best year since financial crisis

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Air cargo on final approach for best year since financial crisis

Greg Knowler, Europe Editor | Dec 01, 2017 7:18AM EST
The strong performance of air cargo this year has continued into the fourth quarter and the positive sentiment is expected to reach well into 2018.
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