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News / Air freight rate increases slow – and even reverse – as more capacity arrives

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Air freight rates are finally stabilising, after weeks of rising at unprecedented levels.

Charter brokers and air freight rate indices are seeing increases slow – or even reverse – as more capacity comes into the market.

Freight Investor Services (FIS), using data from the TAC Index, revealed ...

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  • Rob

    May 12, 2020 at 2:57 pm

    Really good news if it can continue. A lot of importers into EU/UK are paying through the nose for air freight, rates are still far too high and have a long way to go.

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