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Airfreight prices climb, but for how long?
Although air freight prices have been edging upwards, sources suggest the 2019 peak season might be short-lived.
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Airfreight industry continues to bump along market bottom
The latest statistics from airlines and airports reinforce what we already know: The air freight market is in a protracted recession. But filtering the data…
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IATA: Slowdown in airfreight demand accelerated in August
The International Air Transport Association said Wednesday that overall global demand for airfreight declined at a faster rate in August than July, contracting 3.9% compared…
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IATA: Air cargo demand slid again in July
Air freight volume declined 3.2% in July, to about 20.5 billion freight ton kilometers, compared to the same month a year earlier, the International Air…
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Today’s Pickup: Britain’s food industry warns of Brexit shortages
A hard departure from the European Union will hit availability of fresh foods and increase costs as British supply chains contend with port delays and…
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Global airfreight remained weak in May, but second-half bottoming may be at hand
Airfreight volumes worldwide remained weak in May. However, there may be modestly brighter skies ahead in the second-half of 2019
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Air cargo industry recap shows widespread softness, but mild confidence too
Softer air cargo seen across all major global trade lanes this year, but Industry leaders still optimistic.
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e-Commerce is the hot topic for air cargo at the upcoming CNS Partnership Conference
The “e-Commerce Revolution” is the hot topic for the upcoming CNS Partnership Conference next month in Miami. FreightWaves interviews CNS President Michael (Mike) White for…
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For airfreight, digitalization remains a long, hard, but necessary slog
Digital communications making progress, but not as fast as hoped
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UK Aviation 2050 consultation period to end in April
The UK’s consultation paper on the airline and airfreight business, called Aviation 2050, predicts that hybrid electric/hydrocarbon jets could be operational as early as 2035,…
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