Air Canada warns of cargo disruption if strike goes ahead
Air Canada has told its cargo customers to expect more than a week of disruption ...
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Canada’s largest airfreight carriers are charting different courses.
While Air Canada adheres to its fleet expansion schedule, and has expanded its freighter line-up, Cargojet is looking to sell a third B777-300 that had been planned for fleet growth and looking for opportunities to place as many as five B757 freighters in leasing arrangements.
In February, Cargojet adopted a more defensive approach to darkening market conditions and deferred conversion of four B777-300s into all-cargo and sold two ...
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