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Turkish Cargo moves 1.5 million live fish

Nina ChamloubyNina Chamlou
March 23, 2018
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This week Turkish Cargo successfully transported 1.5 million live fish on a 777 freighter from Turkey to Oman. The farm-raised sea bream were carried in water tanks in accordance with IATA’s Live Animals Regulations (LAR) standards.

An aquaculture engineer monitored the pH-balance of the water, oxygen levels and water temperature through the 24-hour transit operation. The airborne portion of the journey, however,  took only three hours.

The carrier indicated its intention to “stand by Turkish exporters,” and plans to move more time-sensitive and perishable cargo in the future.

Tags: ACNTurkish Airlines/Turkish Cargo
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