News / Air cargo partnerships go cross-border as Delta links up with Aeromexico

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By Alex Lennane

08/06/2017

Airline cargo partnerships are becoming increasingly prevalent, with more cemented this week: Aeromexico Cargo and Delta; and Etihad Cargo and Royal Air Maroc.

Aeromexico Cargo and Delta Cargo are claiming the first trans-border air alliance between the US and Mexico in a deal that continues their SkyTeam ...

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