Interview: Schiphol's Joost van Doesburg on slot issues and integrated cargo
Despite a modest decline in tonnage last month, Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) is outperforming most of ...
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol’s cargo tonnage trends moved closer to those of 2014 in the third quarter of 2015, narrowing the deficit to 1.44% year to date.
Q3 saw a total of 409,034 tonnes of cargo handled through the airport, fractionally (0.08%) down on the same period of 2014. Weakness in Asia (down 5%) and Europe (down 10%) business was counteracted by stronger performances in North America (up 2.3%), Middle East (up 8%), Africa (up 4%) and Latin America (up 12%). Freighter ...
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