News / Too many Gulf carriers flying out of Shanghai for China's liking?

13 June 2023

Airfreight rates continue to fall, with May seeing the lowest level since March 2020, the spot market down 40% year on year, according to Clive Data Services, part of Xeneta.

Data from Accenture’s Seabury this morning shows global capacity up 2% on 2019 levels, although it ...

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News / Too many Gulf carriers flying out of Shanghai for China's liking?

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