Schiphol on track to match record volumes despite China slump

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Schiphol on track to match record volumes despite China slump

| Nov 19, 2015 8:05PM EST
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol’s cargo throughput edged closer to last year’s tonnage in the third quarter, narrowing the deficit in the year-to-date to 1.44 percent and raising the possibility of matching record volumes in 2014.
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