ANA postpones NCA takeover again, as QR Cargo joins hands with MasKargo
Airline cargo partnerships are rare. One of the most successful, between Lufthansa Cargo, United and ...
The big news today is that Tony Charaf, cargo chief of Delta Airlines, is to retire on August 1. The carrier will restructure “to benefit more directly from resources on the passenger side of Delta’s business by making cargo sales part of our global sales team and aligning cargo operations with airport customer service”, noted a memo from Delta president Ed Bastian, seen by The Loadstar. Under the new structure, Ray Curtis will head the team.
This follows a story broken ...
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K.L. in CHS
June 11, 2014 at 6:36 pmThe domestic carriers need to become proactively aggressive to gain business from traditional material movers!