Parked planes keep squeeze on air cargo capacity

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Parked planes keep squeeze on air cargo capacity

| Aug 13, 2020 10:48AM EDT
Rising outbreaks of the coronavirus are keeping travel restrictions in place, preventing airlines from reactivating their grounded international capacity and severely restricting available freight space.
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