News / China-US trade uncertainty keeps Cargolux's JV cargo airline on the back burner

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By Alex Lennane

11/12/2018

We are in a time of political uncertainty (especially if you happen to be in the UK today); but more challenging for the supply chain are US-China relations, which look complex, with no real resolution on any matter in sight

As a result, Cargolux’s Chinese airline joint-venture, Henan Cargo Airlines, will stay on the back burner for a little longer, said Cargolux CEO Richard Forson.

“We have not seen any major impact so far from the tariffs,” he said. “But it is a concern. ...

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