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September 1 marked an important day for Brussels Airlines: it finally conceded its cargo sales independence to owner Lufthansa.
While there had been some hope that the Belgian cargo department might retain a model similar to that of Swiss WorldCargo following its acquisition by Lufthansa in 2016, the German carrier’s cargo division took over all sales of capacity last week.
As a result, the cheery – and surprisingly youthful (for air cargo) ? vice president global cargo for Brussels Airlines, Alban François, left the ...
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