IATA to downgrade air cargo growth forecast 'to something more sustainable'
IATA’s air cargo 2025 growth forecast for yields and volumes is set to fall, after ...
The painfully slow attempt to equalise the relationship between forwarders and airlines is inching ahead, despite a legal delay to the Cargo Agency Modernisation Programme (CAMP).
Speaking today to Air Freight Institute delegates at the FIATA World Congress in Taipei, Bill Gottlieb, a member of the FIATA/IATA consultative committee, said they were, after three and a half years of negotiations, moving closer to bringing the forwarder-airline relationship into the modern age.
“We’re getting closer to our goal. In just the past couple ...
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