News in Brief Podcast | Week 26 2024 | Strike action, rate increases and Atlas Air turbulence
In this episode of The Loadstar’s News in Brief Podcast, host and news reporter Charlotte Goldstone ...
A row has erupted over foreign carriers being given emergency cabotage rights in the US, when they haven’t checked the availability of US-certified capacity.
The issue stemmed from the proposed use of a Ukraine Air Alliance (UAA) AN-12 to supply relief equipment to Guam after last month’s Typhoon Mawar.
Atlas Air has written to the US Department of Transportation (DoT) objecting to the use of a foreign carrier to supply a US territory, when a domestic carrier was available, and said it ...
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