Use air freight to avoid US port congestion, air cargo lobby says

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Use air freight to avoid US port congestion, air cargo lobby says

| Feb 04, 2015 11:10PM EST
It was no surprise to find air cargo executives at the WCA Worldwide forwarders conference in Hong Kong lobbying for more shippers and forwarders to send their cargo via air, but the U.S. port congestion provided a helpful marketing tool.
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