Belly cargo space won't return to pre-pandemic level until 2024: IATA

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Belly cargo space won't return to pre-pandemic level until 2024: IATA

| Jul 28, 2020 2:23PM EDT
Airlines and forwarders say spiking coronavirus infections in the US and developing countries will likely keep air cargo capacity in tight supply and elevate rate levels for a long time.
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