Demand rush sparks temporary ban on imports at Bangkok Airport
A surprise surge in air cargo demand in Asia has led to ground handler Bangkok ...
So Air Italy has gone bust. The small carrier’s reputation was greatly enhanced by the involvement of Qatar Airways, a 49% shareholder, which triggered a strong reaction from US carriers. They believed that Qatar was using it to bypass agreements with the US not to develop services there.
Air Italy, something of a minnow with 13 aircraft, said it was “puzzled (but slightly flattered) that the three largest US carriers – which between themselves operate a fleet of more 2,500 aircraft ...
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