Airlines rethink strategy as ecommerce to US begins decline
Shippers and forwarders are waiting to see how airlines manage their capacity before locking into ...
Despite signs that more passenger aircraft flying cargo missions is proving a drag on rates, airlines keep throwing capacity into the market.
For example, American Airlines has stepped on the accelerator expanding its cargo schedule from 80 weekly flights a fortnight ago to 140 last week.
It added Hong Kong (served daily from Dallas/Fort Worth), Beijing, San Juan and several European destinations, including Paris and Rome.
And while early entrants are ramping up their operations, new players are entering the fray, such as ...
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