News / Maersk Air Cargo gears up for transpac take-off, despite a soft market

27/10/2022

One of Maersk Air Cargo’s three leased 767-300 freighters, to be operated by Amerijet, arrived yesterday at Miami, Amerijet’s base.

According to CH Aviation, one has already delivered and a third is yet to arrive.

Maersk said the first routes would be transpacific, 18 two-way flight sectors ...

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CY Xu
October 28, 2022 at 1:46 am
There exist the uncertainty in gloable air cargo market .

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