TAAG Angola gears up to boost regional air cargo in southern Africa
TAAG Angola is pursuing a regional expansion of cargo services, with plans to make Luanda ...
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called for talks with Mexican authorities to avoid a repeat of the mistakes that hobbled the start of freighter operations at Felipe Angeles International Airport (AIFA) a year ago.
The call comes as the industry braces itself for the imminent expansion of the capital city’s designated airfreight hub.
Operations at AIFA got off to a chaotic start on 1 September last year, after the government banned freighter operations at ...
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