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June 08-10, 2016

Phoenix, Arizona - United States Of America

AirCargo 2016

AirCargo brings together all actors in the air cargo supply chain in one location to discuss trends, challenges, opportunities and the future of the air cargo industry. Airlines, airport authorities, freight forwarders and expediting companies along with the vendors who support them are all in one place. We’re planning on looking at the up-and-coming issue of app-based deliver services like Uber and Lyft. We’re also going to tackle those thorny regulatory issues that CBP and TSA always seem to raise. You don’t want to miss this, and you should visit http://www.aircargoconference.com for more information.

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