No major modal shift from air to ocean, argues Atlas Air commercial head

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No major modal shift from air to ocean, argues Atlas Air commercial head

| Oct 08, 2014 4:27AM EDT
There is no significant loss of air cargo to ocean freight, said Atlas Air president and CCO Michael Steen, arguing against a widely held industry belief that shippers were shifting modes to save on transport costs.
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