FedEx is first US cargo carrier to win rights to take off for Cuba
FedEx has become the first US cargo carrier to win rights to operate scheduled air ...
And yet another tale of possible skulduggery, relating to a freighter operator, for you to get stuck into over the holiday period. The full, fascinating version is from the Washington Post (and apparently free-to-read).
The paper’s investigation centres on the relationship between the US military and Azerbaijan – and its freighter airline Silk Way, which won $369m in defence contracts from the US in the period the story relates to. It is then claimed that two Air Force generals, who headed ...
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