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WEB3 days ago · Global air cargo tonnages dipped by around -3% in week 38 (16-22 September), week on week (WoW), with the declines caused mainly by national holidays in China, South Korea, and Chile, according to the latest weekly figures and analysis from...
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WEB3 days ago · Global air cargo tonnages dipped by around -3% in week 38 (16-22 September), week on week (WoW), with the declines
Forwarders brace for first East Coast port strike since 1977
WEB1 day ago · September 29, 2024. As thousands of dockworkers at major East and Gulf coast ports prepare to go on strike as early as 1 st October, the sentiment among freight forwarders and shippers is one of concern and preparation. “With the holiday season and peak shipping season on the horizon, any disruption at the seaports could severely impact ...
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WEBSep 12, 2024 · British cargo airline, One Air, has entered its second year of flight operations by adding a third Boeing 747 freighter
Air cargo enters 2024 with cautious optimism
WEBJanuary 4, 2024. 2024 may herald the start of a new economic growth cycle for the global air cargo industry after last year ended with a +9% year-on-year rise in demand and the general air cargo spot rate reached its highest level in nine months, suggests the latest weekly market data analysis by Xeneta. While the geopolitical environment and ...
Boeing forecasts air cargo traffic to increase twofold over the next …
WEBDec 12, 2022 · However, the overall aviation and aerospace industries remain resilient and that extends to the air cargo market. Boeing is forecasting strong demand for air cargo services through 2041 in its 2022 World Air Cargo Forecast (WACF), with traffic doubling and the world’s freighter fleet expanding by more than 60%. Post-Covid return.
What a difference a year makes - Air Cargo Week
WEBJul 29, 2024 · What a difference a year makes. Voices Top Features ACW. July 29, 2024. By looking at the pure data, the numbers would indicate that air cargo volumes have not just returned to pre-Covid levels but, in fact. the industry has moved on beyond them, with the last six months showing double-digit growth compared to 2023.
Passenger travel powers cargo operations - Air Cargo Week
WEBFeb 12, 2024 · Adding destinations on a regular basis is set to generate a projected compound annual growth rate of 30% on the passenger side over the next seven years. This will correlate to a 3% annual increase in the number of travellers on the airline each year, delivering 10% more capacity per year on the …