Idle passenger planes take on mini-freighter roles

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Idle passenger planes take on mini-freighter roles

| Mar 17, 2020 2:40PM EDT
Airlines are using their empty passenger aircraft as cargo planes amid widening COVID-19 travel bans across the globe that have cut huge amounts of belly cargo from service.
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