Gulf carriers drive recovery, yet airfreight rates stay stubbornly high
Global air cargo markets are showing increasing signs of stability, with Gulf carriers rapidly rebuilding ...
Some 250 tonnes of increasingly costly airfreight was stuck at Dhaka Airport yesterday, after all four explosive-detection scanners (EDSs) failed and flights were forced to leave without export cargo.
Two of Dhaka’s EDSs are near-permanently out of action. At midnight last night, another was repaired alongside ...
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