Fleet watching is the key to predicting the future in air
All eyes on the aircraft boneyard
It has been a busy period for charter and on-demand cargo lately at US-based National Air Cargo – especially with the rising need for humanitarian shipments to crisis-hit regions.
Caterina Alf, director of global business development, has closely watched trends in global air freight over the last few years. She said: “Post-pandemic, we saw demand from the Far East to the US take a dip, but we are now seeing improvements.”
She said the market had seen considerable exports from the US ...
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