At least two more years of freight rate pain for shippers as carriers 'cash in'
Shippers must brace themselves for at least two more years of elevated freight rates and ...
By Alex Lennane
EVA Air is not the only carrier looking for a greater focus on cargo, with short and medium-term passenger forecasts continuing to look dire. The Taiwanese carrier, which saw a 60% growth in cargo between April and July, has decided to cut its 787 aircraft orders from seven to four – and add three 777Fs to its shopping list. It originally ordered 787-10s, but has downgraded to 787-9s, reports Aerotime.
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