Maersk grows global air cargo network with $644 million Senator takeover

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Maersk grows global air cargo network with $644 million Senator takeover

| Nov 02, 2021 3:05AM EDT
Maersk’s acquisition of Senator and its securing of new and leased aircraft allows the carrier to add controlled air freight capacity for customers, in line with its expanded integrated logistics strategy.
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