Increase in EU-US flights not expected to ease air cargo capacity crunch

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Increase in EU-US flights not expected to ease air cargo capacity crunch

| Oct 25, 2021 12:21PM EDT
The lifting of a trans-Atlantic travel ban on non-US citizens from Nov. 8 comes at a time of peak demand, but is unlikely to address severe space constraints on the busy trade lane.
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