Forwarders predict fall in airfreight rates as ecommerce eyes sea freight
Forwarders are warning that although the airfreight market currently seems stable, conditions could change very ...
As anticipated, ecommerce platforms have begun cancelling flights and cutting back on capacity, while Chinese shippers with contracts are asking to switch to spot as airfreight rates fall.
Despite the ending of the lunar new year holiday that normally triggers a rate rise, Chinese forwarders are reporting rates are remaining low.
“The market’s a mess right now,” said one Chinese forwarder.
“While some airlines are increasing rates, such as Air China, others have dropped rates, including Etihad and Lufthansa Cargo. Generally, rates rise ...
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