Combination carriers stay keen on cargo, for now
As combination carriers begin to re-establish some long-haul connectivity, bellyhold capacity is likely to remain constrained as passenger demand fluctuates...
Capacity & Demand
May data shows some cargo recovery among major Asian combination carriers
May cargo traffic data reported by major Asian combination carriers remains lower for most carriers compared to the pre-pandemic period...
Watch: 747s and passenger aircraft pulled into cargo service
For the week ended June 18, Cargo Facts revisited the status of some of the 747-400 freighters being returned to service. With...
Latin American e-commerce delivers freighter fleet growth amid general slump
Touching down at Sao Paulo Guarulhos International Airport (GRU), it's impossible to avoid the rows of parked passenger aircraft idled...
European passenger-freighter traffic wanes as passenger travel lifts off
Passenger-freighter flight operations are waning on trans-Atlantic routes as tourism begins to pick up for the summer, increasing passenger flight...
China’s worse-than-Suez ship delays set to widen trade chaos
The global shipping industry, already exhausted by pandemic shocks that are adding to inflation pressures and delivery delays, faces the...
9 idle 747-400s likely to return to service
After being out of action for almost a year and a half, Turkey-based ACT Airlines’ production 747-400F (26559, ex-Singapore Airlines),...
Africa-North America capacity to remain strained through June
Freight forwarders with operations in Africa report that capacity to and from the region has remained limited for months, with...
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