Bullish Cargojet eyes 'opportunities' from US tariffs, but fears client cost-cutting
Risk-averse Canadian carrier Cargojet believes it is insulated from the souring trade relations with its ...
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By Alex Lennane
Cargojet’s recent bet on more aircraft has led it to secure an expanded agreement with DHL Express.
Today, the pair announced a five-year cooperation agreement, with an option for a further two years, for ACMI, CMI, charter and dry leases.
Canada’s Cargojet already uses 12 aircraft for DHL, which is planning to add five 767Fs this year and next to handle “expected cargo volume”.
DHL said it had expanded its capacity in the Americas by 18% in the 2021 peak season, and launched ...
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