All Data Articles – Page 5
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NewsTranspacific freighter flights still down after CNY
The number of transpacific freighter flights has not yet recovered following the Chinese New Year potentially reflecting the introduction of US tariffs
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NewsAirfreight rates remain firm despite e-commerce concerns
Airfreight rates have remained firm over the last week despite concerns the market could take a hit due to the temporarily aborted de minimis ban and Lunar New Year
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NewsChina to US tonnages down with dozens of e-commerce flights cancelled
Tonnages from China to the US dropped following Lunar New Year but it's not yet clear what's been the biggest catalyst
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NewsFreighter demand expected to continue despite tariffs
Freighter operators are expected to see continued demand growth despite the US introduction of new tariffs on China, according to consultancy Cirium
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NewsXeneta: Talk of trade war impact on air cargo premature
There was lower-than-expected growth in global air cargo demand in January of just 2% year on year
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NewsIATA: Record year for air cargo demand in 2024
Air cargo demand for 2024 exceeded the record volumes set in 2021 helped by high e-commerce volumes and ocean shipping constraints
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NewsJanuary's air cargo rates supported by pre-tariff shipments and early LNY
Air cargo rates on key east-west routes declined in January but remained above last year’s levels thanks to an early Lunar New Year and pre-tariff shipments
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NewsPost-peak air cargo decline not as strong as feared
The post-peak season drop-off in air cargo demand out of Asia Pacific is not as strong as some had feared, according to data provider WorldACD
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NewsBumper year for cargo at Changi and Hong Kong
Hong Kong and Changi airports both reported a strong rebound in cargo volumes last year as they continued to benefit from returning passenger flights
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NewsRates remain high despite recent dip
Airfreight rates remain far above the year-ago level despite a seasonal dip in pricing following the peak Christmas period
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NewsCargo volumes up at Frankfurt, Brussels and Vienna
Frankfurt, Brussels and Vienna are the latest European airports to report a rise in air cargo demand last year as e-commerce volumes boosted performance
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NewsCargo capacity on the up in 2024
Air cargo capacity grew by double-digit percentage levels last year, with bellyhold capacity recovering and freighter space remaining above pre-Covid levels
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NewsXeneta: Don’t rest easy on e-commerce
The air cargo industry outlook for 2025 is positive following a busy December but the market also faces a range of risks
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NewsAir cargo demand up 8.2% but growth continues to slow down
Air cargo demand was up 8.2% in November, marking a 16th consecutive month of growth, according to airline association IATA
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NewsIATA: Air cargo volumes predicted to rise 5.8% in 2025
Credit: tratong/ Shutterstock Air cargo volumes are predicted by IATA to rise by 5.8% year on year to reach 72.5m tonnes in 2025, supported by e-commerce and Red Sea-related demand. While demand is expected to continue to grow, the average yield is predicted to adjust downwards by ...
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NewsAir cargo avoids crazy peak season despite continued growth in November
Source: Supakitswn/ shutterstock.com Air cargo demand continued to increase at double-digit percentage levels in November but the industry managed to avoid supply chain chaos despite the rapid growth. The latest figures from data firm Xeneta show that air cargo demand increased by 10% year on year in ...
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NewsAsia Pacific now accounts for more than 40% of all air cargo
Image source: Shutterstock The Asia Pacific region now generates 41% of all air cargo volumes as manufacturing in the region continues to grow, according to new research from data provider WorldACD. The company’s figures show that over the first 10 months of the year, the region’s share ...
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NewsIATA: Air cargo demand robust in October but outlook less positive
Willie Walsh. Photo: IATA Air cargo volumes remained robust in October as traffic was up year on year for the fifteenth consecutive month but the coming 12 months should be viewed with caution, according to IATA. The latest statistics from IATA show that in October demand in ...
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NewsWeaker than expected peak sees lower increase in Hong Kong airfreight rates
Image: Shutterstock Airfreight rates on major trades out of Hong Kong picked up in November for the peak season, although the rate of change lags behind historical levels. Figures from the Baltic Exchange Airfreight Index, based on TAC data, show that average rates – a combination of ...