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Airfreight capacity on the north Atlantic is soaring as US mega-carriers aggressively increase international flying – but this is pushing down rates.
And investors are betting against lasting strength in the airline sector.
American Airlines is adding over 400 widebody flights a month to its network this summer, much on the transatlantic, for example, between its Charlotte gateway and Frankfurt/Paris and a new route between Seattle and London, all with B777s.
The carrier is also boosting frequencies on routes from Rome to New ...
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