- Air Transport produced a very welcome beat on the revenue and EBITDA lines in Q2, with strong block hour growth in cargo and improving trends in passenger/combi services.
- Supported by strong customer demand (including multiyear leasing terms at good rates), management is extending its already ambitious fleet expansion plans, and adding A330s to the mix.
- Air Transport shares haven't gotten that much love from the Street despite the strong relationship with Amazon and ongoing e-commerce growth, but the shares look undervalued below the mid-$30s.
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Air Transport Services Group: Leveraging Strong Air Cargo Demand