CHRW: 'Elongated' air peak season – key takeaways for 2025 planning

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By LoadstarEditorial

10/10/2024

… sourced from CH Robinson’s blog, published today: “The Elongated Air Peak Season: Key Takeaways for 2025 Planning“.

An excerpt follows:

After a difficult 2023, this year has been one of resurgence for the air market. Unlike a typical year’s air peak season, which ranges from early fall to the Chinese New Year, 2024 has seen an early, extended period of heightened activity. Booming demand for e-commerce from Asia, air diversions from disruptions in the Red Sea, and shippers using air to ...

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