Know your enemy: a quick look at sea freight for the air cargo industry

26/06/2014

This week’s TOC Container Supply chain event in London has thrown up a few interesting titbits for the troubled airfreight industry. Notably, that shippers are deeply unhappy with shipping lines.

Modal choice is becoming critical to the airfreight market. With just 2-2.5% of all transported volumes ...

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Nico
June 27, 2014 at 2:56 pm
Great article Alex.

It is clear that there is a market for both transport modes in the industry and decisions will be driven by cost and service expectations.

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Ed Kerwin
June 30, 2014 at 6:37 pm
The comment about an intermediate option between all ocean and all air begs the next question, where is sea-air these days?

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