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A weak transatlantic airfreight market has not dented the appetite of two aspiring European freighter operators – despite signs that some airlines may be forced to ground aircraft.

New German operator USC (Universal Sky Carrier) told the US Department of Transportation it expected to receive its ...

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  • Soudani Brahim

    July 19, 2023 at 4:54 pm

    However, I am looking for 1x B747F for CDG/CAN charter flights and I cannot find it!

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