Full bellies again for air cargo, but some players still hungry for freighters
Global air cargo capacity is almost back to 2019 levels as passenger flights and their ...
Right now, it doesn’t take a lot of skill to make money flying freighters. Passenger belly capacity remains down significantly, demand has held up remarkably well and has been bolstered by “essential goods” such as PPE, test kits and as well as the fact that shipping capacity has become increasingly unreliable and expensive. Consequently, air cargo rates are at more than twice normal levels. Freighters, which normally carry around half of global airfreight are now moving about 70% of global ...
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