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Air freight price wars are squeezing forwarder and carrier profit margins as overcapacity and lower demand depress the market – with Chinese airlines reported to be offering “mentally low” prices, according to one senior forwarder.
“The Chinese seem to be giving Hong Kong a slap, by opening up Shenzhen and Guangzhou,” he said. “The Chinese carriers are reliable and some appear to have really cheap fuel.”
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Ali Zeeshan
July 13, 2015 at 7:25 pmVery reliable source of market and industry information.