UK transport cheers as Lower Thames Crossing gets green light
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The global air freight market is likely to benefit from a no-deal Brexit and from potential crises around the world this year.
While market uncertainty is expected to see fewer forward bookings in air freight, the potential chaos caused by Brexit, or a significant upturn in trade hostilities between the US and China (or anywhere else, for that matter), could see shippers flock to air to ensure timely deliveries.
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Maersk Air Cargo sees volumes fall as it aims for 'margin in favour of revenue'
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Container spot rates diverge: to Europe still falling, but firmer to the US
Hapag-Lloyd won't take bookings if port congestion leaves cargo stranded
Ecommerce likely the front-runner in resurge of transpacific trade after deal
China-US trade tariff pause could drive a rebound for transpacific rates
Volume surge and an early peak season? 'Don't celebrate too soon,' warning
Airfreight players eye new routes as demand on the transpacific nosedives
Service chaos from trade ban with India a problem for Pakistan shippers
Airfreight rates ex-China 'loss-making', but hopes of a trade deal stay high
Indian coastal freight attracts major carriers, but regional tension disrupts
Serious threat to jobs in US logistics as tariffs cause economic 'stagflation'
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