Cargo cheers as Canada lifts restrictions on China flights
The North American wall against further encroachment by Chinese airlines is becoming porous: the Canadian ...
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Air cargo security is under the spotlight, following some $23m in gold and cash being stolen from Toronto Airport – after an Air Canada flight from Switzerland earlier this year – by an “unidentified individual” simply walking into the bonded warehouse and presenting a “fraudulent waybill”, before receiving the shipment, claims a lawsuit filed by Brinks. Glen McGregor reports on Substack.
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