Japanese NYK divests its airliner
While several major shipping groups are adding air freight to their portfolios, Japanese NYK is divesting its share in Nippon Cargo Airlines.
by DANIEL LOGAN
The Japanese shipping group Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) is pulling out of the air freight at a time while other large shipping companies are increasing investments in the segment.
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