airfreight market
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Air Cargo
How much money have airlines lost so far in 2021?
The global airline industry still has a steep climb out of its financial hole. U.S. airlines are doing better, but watch out for the delta…
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Air Cargo
Cargo airlines cancel hundreds of China flights amid COVID outbreak
Labor shortages at Chinese airports and pilot quarantine rules related to COVID are forcing airlines to scuttle many cargo flights to keep operations going and…
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Air Cargo
Stranger things: Air cargo becomes value play over ocean freight
The Upside Down is a parallel universe inhabited by the Demogorgon in the Netflix series “Stranger Things.” In the real world, shippers that don’t want…
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Air Cargo
Air cargo gone wild: 9% growth in February
Air cargo carriers can barely keep up with demand. International passenger airlines are desperate for more traffic. But the two segments are inextricably linked, for…
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Air Cargo
Bargain hunters beware: No time to shop for airfreight deals
There’s no time for deliberation these days if you want to get high-value cargo shipped by air. It’s a strong seller’s market in the air…
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Air Cargo
LATAM Cargo moves up expansion plan for Boeing 767 freighter fleet
Boeing 767s are coveted by all-cargo carriers. LATAM Airlines is doing an in-house swap of passenger planes to its cargo division, which will send them…
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American Shipper
Transport buyers dig deeper into wallets for air cargo
Airfreight markets are topsy-turvy in the COVID era, but importers and exporters can count on one thing: paying two to three times normal rates. CFOs…
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Air Cargo
For airlines in 2020, cargo no substitute for people
Uncertain vaccine rollouts and mutant COVID-19 strains are messing up airline industry hopes for a second-half recovery this year. At best, traffic will be half…
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Air Cargo
Supply-demand imbalance continues to vex air cargo shippers
If you can’t rent an entire cargo plane for yourself, you might have trouble finding space on an aircraft to make an international shipment.
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Air Cargo
Air cargo market levels off in November; passenger sector sinks
The airfreight sector is nursing itself back to health and should be discharged from intensive care by April. Find out why.
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