US drives air cargo rebound, but crystal ball hazy into 2015

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US drives air cargo rebound, but crystal ball hazy into 2015

| Nov 17, 2014 5:39AM EST
The strong rebound of trans-Pacific trade will ensure the air cargo industry enjoys a happy festive season this year, but few are prepared to forecast the robust growth will continue much past Chinese New Year.
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