Container counterfactuals: spot market vs time-charters
Spotting the time-charter correction…
Widebody freighter aircraft will be “impossible” to charter by the fourth quarter.
According to Pierre van der Stichele, VP of cargo at charter broker Air Partner, the flood of e-commerce traffic will mean stakeholders must “ride the storm” of capacity shortages.
“In Q4 this year, widebody and long-range aircraft capacity will be very hard, if not impossible, to find,” he told The Loadstar on the sidelines of last week’s Multimodal event in Birmingham.
“The main reason for this is that traditional routes operated ...
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Roy Linkner
June 20, 2024 at 2:17 amCapacity impact from other flying, military charters? hmmm.