Forwarders take back control as shipping-airlines flourish in buoyant market

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Forwarders are increasingly taking control of their air freight needs through long-term charter deals.

Last week, Atlas Air announced that Flexport would take a third 747 in September as the list of forwarders securing long-term air capacity gets longer – DB Schenker, DSV, Geodis and many ...

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