Etihad Cargo achieves Cargo iQ recertification
The cargo and logistics arm of the Etihad Aviation Group, Etihad Cargo, has achieved its Cargo iQ re-certification for the company's global network.
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The cargo and logistics arm of the Etihad Aviation Group, Etihad Cargo, has achieved its Cargo iQ re-certification for the company's global network.
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