Air cargo demand continues to outperform pre-COVID levels with February demand up 9.0 per cent over February 2019, according to International Air Transport Association (IATA). ➤
Building on a successful start to the year, Brussels Airport saw further growth in air cargo volumes, up 21 per cent in February compared to the same period 2020. ➤
A robust global air cargo market has virtually made a full recovery to pre-Covid volume levels inside 10 months, according to CLIVE Data Services and TAC Index. ➤
Global air cargo demand improved slightly in November, with seasonally-adjusted demand up 1.6 per cent over October, but still significantly down on 2019. ➤
Global air freight markets saw demand continue to improve in October, but at a slower pace than the previous month and still below previous year levels, says IATA. ➤
Airlines’ hopes of a peak season boost in November were dashed by a year-on-year fall in demand of 1.0 per cent. ➤
Once again the origin Asia Pacific bested volume ranks in October, falling ‘only’ -7.0 per cent year-on-year (YoY), but recording the highest global YoY increase of price/kg at +82.4 per cent. ➤
Global air cargo volumes continued to show a “gradual, but consistent” month-on-month recovery in July. Globally these volumes increased by 8.0 per cent over June, according to the latest air cargo market analysis by CLIVE ➤
With personal protection equipment (PPE) volumes beginning to decline in June, CLIVE Data Services says volume growth provides the first real indicators of structural recovery. The industry seems to be “slowly getting back up on ➤
After the extreme Covid-19 impact on air cargo volumes in April, the provisional May results look a bit different and possibly a bit better says data analytics company WorldACD Market Data. It adds that passenger ➤
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