Middle East carriers continue to take market share

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By Alex Lennane

16/04/2013

Cargo Facts has painstakingly put together the March air freight traffic figures from around the world. As the Middle Eastern carriers, which are expected to show growth, don’t report in the same way as the rest of the world, elsewhere the word ‘down’ is prevalent in year-on-year comparisons. “All very disappointing.”

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