Closer trade ties between UAE and China boost air cargo demand
Freighter capacity on routes between the UAE and China is being ramped up, following initiatives ...
Adding more fuel to the fire of speculation that Emirates and Etihad will merge – something denied by both carriers, presently – comes an article looking at what that will mean for cargo. Logistics Middle East points out that a merger would create the world’s largest carrier, in pure freight traffic terms – although FedEx would be set to take the top spot eventually. It predicts there would “definitely be some rationalisation”, but the biggest challenge would be merging hubs.
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