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An A321 being converted
By Alex Lennane
ATSG sees heightened potential to offer services to e-commerce companies in Asia through its A321 conversion business.
Yesterday the group announced solid third-quarter results, which saw customer revenues rise 79% to $366.1m.
Chief executive Joe Hete told investors the group saw opportunities in the A321 freighter market in China, rather than the US.
“People always talk about Walmart for example, but Walmart has such an expansive service distribution network that it’d be difficult,” he explained. “And as far as I know they don’t do ...
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