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Air Canada Freighters Continue Operating Amid Work Stoppage

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Air Canada has confirmed that its dedicated freighter operations will remain active despite the suspension of passenger and belly cargo services as a strike and lockout took effect shortly after midnight on August 16. The work stoppage, involving members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), has already halted most passenger flights, but the airline’s cargo division is moving to maintain essential trade flows.

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Norwegian Reports $73.4M Q1 Loss On $639M Revenue

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