Overcapacity looms for ocean trades – with more blanked sailings inevitable
Notwithstanding the possible effects of the US tariffs on global container trades, the box lines ...
By Alex Lennane
A recent report which suggested Maersk Air Cargo was struggling to fill its freighters and has paused some air operations, has been refuted.
The report suggests that, due to market conditions, “only one of the three 767-300 freighters Maersk Air Cargo purchased directly from Boeing last year and outsourced to Miami-based Amerijet to operate between Asia and the US was deployed in revenue service for a period of several weeks”.
However, the engine of one of the factory-fresh 767-300Fs, on route from ...
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Mike Groebsch
March 09, 2023 at 3:11 amThe engine of factory-fresh 767-300Fs failed in January and despite of ‘high demand’ has not yet been repaired or replaced and the aircraft remains parked… That makes totally sense.