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News / Air freight services in China still in flux, with cargo bottlenecks on the cards

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As airlines continue to pare Chinese services, with much belly capacity now not returning until the summer season begins in April, freight data on the routes is becoming harder to interpret – but a freight “bottleneck” is expected soon.

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  • Jonathan Holmes

    February 12, 2020 at 2:41 am

    Yes, in the near term there may be an origin China capacity shortage. However, manufacturers/shippers will not allow themselves to be exposed like this again. The momentum of deleveraging from China will in all likelihood, increase.

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