Air cargo is currently booming, but this success has come at a price – congested airports with little room for growth, fewer parking slots for trucks and freighters, and higher fuel costs. Clearly, the industry cannot simply grow its way out of these problems.
To find answers before customers begin looking to other transport modes, Air Cargo World takes a holistic view of the capacity crunch, interviewing various airports and ground handlers about their strategies that are willing to adapt to the new normal. Here are a few examples of possible solutions:
- Asia’s airports keep expanding, as regional competition intensifies
- The European model: smarter, not larger
- Could a second-tier U.S. airport be the answer?
- Efficiency advice from one of the world’s largest ground handlers