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Comment on this article
Rayhan Ahmed
July 23, 2020 at 11:52 pmThe B737 P2F freighters which have two are
Leaving Nairobi and coming back empty
But trading needs to go on and on . Is there
Options to go further with these freighters
Like Cairo , Turkey , saudia Arabia , Oman
Etc
If the freighters are coming back empty then
It will pick up I advise kenya airways cargo … this
Is a country I was born in and trading is
Vital for it .