Cargo Breaking News
Cargo markets in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East continued to remain robust, driven by a resurgence of air cargo volumes in China and the re-routing of Europe-Asia cargo through Middle Eastern hubs to avoid Russian airspace, as per Airports Council International (ACI) Asia-Pacific’s recent Industry Outlook. Improvements in supply chain constraints and the easing of COVID-19 curbs in China are likely to ease market conditions and drive demand for air cargo. The index based on actual cargo tonnage indicates that in Q1 2022, air cargo volumes are above Q1 2019 levels across most sub-regions.
Breaking News
- ‘Collaboration, transparency & education vital to gain mutual benefit’
- ‘Industry needs qualified personnel for Dangerous Goods Handling’
- Çelebi India’s Delhi Cargo Terminal Successfully Handles Airbus H125 Helicopter Shipment
- CONCOR starts DPD rail freight movement at Jawaharlal Nehru Port
- ‘Rising logistics costs, fuel prices affecting revenue, innovation is key’
- MoU signed by QFZ, FedEx to build cargo facility, facilitate Asia-Europe trade
- ‘Hazard identification & risk assessment done regularly for chemical storage & handling’
- Employing tamper-proof packaging, safe transport & handling at cargo terminals crucial to ensure security’
- ‘DIAL conducts regular training programmes on handling dangerous goods’
- ‘Enhanced regulatory framework, tech integration, and collaboration vital to ensure safety’
- ‘Rise in e-com, pharma, perishables, express cargo driving growth’
