IATA 'taking a sledgehammer to problem that needs a little tack hammer'
The forwarding industry has questioned IATA’s decision to require ‘potentially ruinous’ financial securities for some ...
Recent statements of some airlines freight divisions announcing their policy to return to a simplified “all-in” rate structure that eliminates the various surcharges e.g. fuel, security etc., is welcome.
The simplification of rate structures will be a significant benefit to forwarders and shippers alike.
Forwarders have for a very long time desired these surcharges be removed as they are opaque and complex and thereby making it difficult to quote a definite price for air cargo transportation, which the shippers are able ...
European port congestion now at five-to-six days, and getting worse
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