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ACS Sees Bookings Rise from Women's Soccer

The growing popularity of and additional investment in women's soccer as well as the Covid-19 pandemic are driving the increases, Air Charter Service says.

By Jerry Siebenmark • Senior Editor

November 9, 2020

Air Charter Service (ACS) is seeing a growing trend in women’s soccer team charter bookings, more than tripling over the past two years, according to the UK-based broker. A confluence of events and actions—the growing popularity of and additional investment in the sport, as well as the Covid-19 pandemic—are driving the increases.

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