Aloha's cargo business kept alive by Seattle's Saltchuk Resources

Aloha Airlines' cargo operation, which employs 300 and transports 85% of goods moving by air among the Hawaiian Islands aboard six 737-200Fs, reached agreement to be purchased by Seattle-based Saltchuk Resources for an undisclosed sum. The entity will be renamed Aloha Air Cargo and run by COO...

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