U.S. airlines will soon fly temporary freighters with cargo, instead of passengers, in the seats.
Since domestic passenger carriers began operating some aircraft in cargo-only mode two months ago, they have been largely restricted to loading freight in the lower hold where baggage and shipments normally ride. On Thursday, the Federal Aviation Administration issued an exemption allowing airlines to carry cargo on seats.
Airlines had requested a two year break from existing regulations, but the FAA...
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