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News / Air cargo boom pushes Moscow Sheremetyevo to break ground on new handling terminal

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Ivan Kuznetsov
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Strong demand for cargo capacity in Moscow has seen Sheremetyevo International Airport launch the development of an additional 380,000 tonnes-a-year cargo terminal.

Construction is set to begin next year. Freight terminal operator Moscow Cargo has reported a 35% upturn in volumes since the first site opened this year.

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