Soaring air cargo rates cannot hide industry in trouble: IATA

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Soaring air cargo rates cannot hide industry in trouble: IATA

| Apr 14, 2020 3:41PM EDT
There is no sign yet of falling demand for essential medical equipment that is behind the steep rise in air cargo rates, but the revenue-crushing loss of passenger traffic has airlines fighting for survival.
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