Tariff pressure does not defuse peak season air cargo worries

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Tariff pressure does not defuse peak season air cargo worries

| Jul 25, 2018 9:49AM EDT
A slight dip in demand for air cargo in the first quarter has quickly reversed, with volume steadily increasing on the east-west trades.
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