Ecommerce traffic will help ward off new threats to air cargo demand
Volatility in the airfreight industry is likely to persist, warned forwarders this week, as a ...
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Formalising ecommerce shipments into the US is “not if, but when”, as current cross-border traffic “is creating safety, security and economical risks” – but the sheer volume of parcels would make this a daunting task.
Emir Pineda, director of marketing & air service development at Miami International Airport (MIA), told The Loadstar that ecommerce shipments were more complicated than general cargo, as they often include 200-400 air waybills per pallet.
“You have to check it differently, you have to process it ...
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