Air freight review: carriers eye higher contract rates after extended peak
Airlines are taking advantage of the elongated December peak to raise contract rates for 2025. Carriers ...
Without the normal air cargo slowdown over the summer, there’s “no capacity left” in the scheduled freighter market heading into peak season.
According to Eric Lamare, APAC director of scheduled cargo at Volga-Dnepr Group’s AirBridgeCargo, a unique summer for the industry has created a “very active” peak season ? not least because of the massive disruption at Shanghai Pudong, which is still unravelling.
He told The Loadstar: “The situation with Covid disruption in major Chinese airports has impacted mostly scheduled operations, with ...
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