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LATAM cuts international capacity, but cargo demand still steady

Caryn Livingston by Caryn Livingston
March 13, 2020
in Carriers, News
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Chile-based LATAM Airlines Group announced a 30% reduction in its international flights across its subsidiary carriers yesterday. However, the company’s cargo arm is still seeing demand growth, as shippers and brokers turn to airfreight to mitigate supply chain disruptions in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The cancellations will apply primarily to scheduled passenger flights […]

 

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