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50% jump in cargo revenue helps United Airlines slow Q3 cash burn
United Airlines lost more than $2 billion in the third quarter, but the cargo division did its part to stabilize finances.
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Airline cargo divisions finally gain a little R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Cargo is no longer the stepchild at passenger airlines. Strong cargo sales have helped keep airlines afloat as revenues plunge during the coronavirus. Will we…
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Role reversal: Passenger airlines make more from cargo sales in Q2
The cargo divisions at Air Canada, IAG/British Airways and Air France-KLM played dominant roles for their respective airlines in the second quarter, creating cash flow.…
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Swiss Air Lines cleared for more types of cabin cargo
Shipping seafood, electronics or a spare part by air? It might get a window seat now on Swiss International Air Lines.
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United Airlines nurses international operations back to health
United Airlines is slowly ratcheting up its passenger schedule each month as travel increases, but it’s a tricky game to figure out how much supply…
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North American passenger airlines expand cargo flights in May
If you’re a forwarder and need more airlift to get goods around the world, you’re in luck. Airlines are listening and putting more assets to…
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Qatar Airways throws more cargo resources at Scandinavia, France
One of the Middle East’s largest airlines targets freight to keep its more than 250 aircraft flying during the coronavirus pandemic.
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