News / Surging ocean waves sending ripples into airfreight

10/05/2024

Forwarders are reporting that the surge in Asia-to-Europe ocean freight is also impacting airfreight.

One ocean-focused forwarder based in Singapore told The Loadstar: “It’s having a spill-over effect into airfreight ex-Asia to Europe – and even to North and South America.

“Especially for Asia to Europe, due ...

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