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The seven-years-in-the-making, much-vaunted Fiata/Iata Cargo Agency programme, under which forwarders would no longer be ‘agents’ of the airlines, appears to have come to a halt, with further problems between the two parties. 

The programme, evolved from discussions which started in 2012, has seen much turbulence, and while a pilot ...

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