The Royal Mail is to charter more aircraft in an effort to boost first-class delivery times

Tuesday 13 October 1992 23:02 BST

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The Royal Mail is to charter more aircraft in an effort to boost first-class delivery times, Bill Cockburn, the Post Office's chief executive designate, said yesterday. The operation, costing pounds 23m annually, will shift 645 million items a year, using 31 night flights from 21 airports

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