EASA Sets End Date For Cargo In Passenger Cabins
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The slowly fading COVID-19 outbreak has led to EASA calling a halt to permission for airlines to carry cargo in passenger cabins. In the early days of the pandemic, EASA granted Third Country Operators (TCOs) permission to fill empty passenger seats with freight, particularly medical supplies, to...
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