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As expected, IATA has downgraded its cargo forecast for 2019 from 2% to 0% growth. It is the second downgrade this year, after it cut forecasts from 3.7% growth to 2% in March.
As it noted, 2017 saw “exceptional” demand, with 9.7% growth followed by 3.4% in 2018. But after four months of weak demand, IATA stated that volumes will be marginally lower this year, at 63.1m tonnes industry-wide, down from 63.3m tonnes. Yield, it added, would also be flat after a 12.3% improvement last year.
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