Lack of freighters means a capacity crunch and limited air cargo growth
While air cargo demand factors will be hard to predict in “a year of uncertainty”, ...
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Executive changes at Air Canada look likely to be behind it backtracking on plans to add two 777 freighters to its fleet, in favour of adding 18 787 aircraft, with options for a further 12.
During his two-year tenure as VP of Air Canada Cargo, Jason Berry made significant changes at the airline, ordering the two 777Fs, to be delivered in 2024, as well as ten 767 freighters, while the cargo market was enjoying high revenues and demand.
But one airline insider ...
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