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A successful second quarter at Atlas Air means the all-cargo carrier and ACMI operator can report a profit for the six months to June.

The better performance reversed the losses in Q1, but staffing issues continue to plague the US company as pilots demand an improved contract offer.

First-half revenue was up more than 15%, year on year, with operating income more than doubling to $82.5m and net income up 80.6% to $38.1m.

Chief executive Bill Flynn told investors the improved performance had led the carrier to increase its full-year outlook, and its outlook ...

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