Centurion Air Cargo grows, eyes new international markets

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By Alex Lennane

19/03/2013

Centurion Air Cargo, an ambitious, acquisitive company, is hoping to grow in the perishables sector out of Miami, where it has just moved into an 800,000 square foot facility. This Miami Herald article looks at the challenges of today’s air cargo market, and examines Centurion’s growth plans, as explained by founder and chairman Alfonso Rey. A good read for anyone interested in air cargo in the Americas.

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