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What's in a name? A spark of optimism in what's looking like a grim market

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The row between ACE Belgium Freighters and Alaska Central Express (Ace Air Cargo) over its name is probably the least of the new Belgian operator’s problems. 

It emerged this week that the fledgling carrier, which received its first 747-400F from sister airline CAL in April, has come under ...

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  • Jonathan Holmes

    May 28, 2019 at 8:08 am

    As the article alludes to, what freighter operators are in financial distress this year?

    We know NCA lost $145 Billion for their fiscal 2018 (ending March 31st). But that is due to some extraordinary circumstances. Who are the big losers so far in 2019?

    • Alex Lennane

      May 28, 2019 at 11:53 am

      Thanks for your comment – can I just check that the figure above is yen?

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