Blanked April sailings soar as carriers prep for sharp demand drop

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Blanked April sailings soar as carriers prep for sharp demand drop

| Apr 01, 2020 9:51AM EDT
Carriers are making huge cuts in capacity with little warning, reflecting the speed with which demand is falling amid deepening lockdowns across major markets.
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