Air Cargo Global on the starting blocks

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By Alex Lennane

18/02/2014

The Slovakia-based newcomer, originally reported by CargoForwarder Global on 4 February, intends to commence scheduled cargo flights as soon as possible, by the latest in early April. At this point however, it is uncertain if all commercial and legal requirements needed for getting the green light from the official regulator can be submitted in time.

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