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The document discusses IBM's perspective on air cargo services available in Brazil, India, China, and Russia based on its experience as a large air freight user. It notes that the populations of these BRIC countries combined is 9 times that of the United States. It also summarizes key information about air cargo capabilities and forecasts growth in these countries, including limited freighter services in Brazil but great potential for growth, and concerns over security and infrastructure challenges in Russia but the potential for slower growth. The document raises questions about capacity needs, improving security collaboration, and identifying future growth areas.
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