Aviation Week editors and guest Richard Aboulafia delve into the implications of this week’s tragic 737-800 crash in China and where the investigation stands.
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Cargo was a major focus of Brazil’s Azul Airlines before the COVID-19 pandemic, and after a record performance in its cargo business during 2021 the company is not resting on its laurels as Azul’s logistics arm remains a key pillar of its strategy.
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