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Comment / Supply chain radar: Amazon + Atlas Air + ATSG are in the air...

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Remember when I wrote that for Amazon, aircraft and aircraft leasing could be highly strategic, and more money will be spent there to grow and challenge the air freight incumbents rather than looking to grow its share in the ocean market freight?

Oops.

Read the latest for some clues: Amazon spreads its wings in the air cargo sector as it buys into Atlas and ATSG.

In the air

The eventual consolidation on Amazon’s books of Atlas Air (AAWW) and ATSG doesn’t seem far-fetched at all.

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