Shippers continue to shift from air to ocean on European trade lanes

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By Alex Lennane

20/11/2012

Oh dear – if you’re an airline. The modal shift is looking increasingly fierce. According to a monthly survey, more than 80% of shippers believe there will be a continued migration away from air – or at least away from airlines, with integrators and shipping lines picking up the business.

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