Hong Kong Airport’s surprise cargo rise

HONG Kong International Airport (HKIA) records a modest increase in freight volumes in May after 14 months of decline.
HKIA handled 333,000 metric tonnes, representing a 1.1 per cent rise.
According to its operator, the Airport Authority Hong Kong, the figure was primarily due to a three per cent year-on-year growth in exports.
The authority also reveals cargo movements to and from Southeast Asia outperformed all the other key regions.
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