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News / Bangkok, Colombo and Dubai see major shift in cargo from sea to air

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Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport has seen spikes in modal shift from sea to air this year, as the Red Sea crisis continues to put global supply chains under strain.

A source at the Thai international gateway said airfreight exports had shot up 58% ...

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