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Jason Berry, head of Air Canada Cargo, is to return to Alaska after just two years in one of air cargo’s top jobs.
Horizon Air, which maintains and operates Q400s and E175s, which are then marketed by parent Alaska Air, has appointed the former Alaska Air executive as senior vice president operations.
At Air Canada, Mr Berry made clear his commitment to serving remote communities, and was particularly driven by ensuring cargo operations serviced the furthest regions.
But it was a short tenure ...
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