Airfreight expected to take a hit from de minimis exemption suspension
Airfreight rates could plummet – along with demand – following the US suspension of the ...
Air cargo growth will likely slow this year, but those players that can adapt and help customers navigate the “friction and rebalancing of trade” will win out, according to McKinsey.
Senior partner Ludwig Hausmann, in a ‘state of the industry’ presentation at the World Cargo Summit in Bruges today, noted “tons of friction, changes, tariffs and a rebalancing of trade” this year.
He also revealed that there were clues which indicated that 2025 would likely see a decrease in tonnage growth ...
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