Tag: e-commerce

The May 2 end of United States’ de minimis exception for goods from China and Hong Kong has led to ...

China Southern Air Logistics has initiated four weekly 777 freighter flights from Guangzhou, China, to Glasgow, Scotland, with plans to ...

Kuehne+Nagel Global Head of Sustainability Air Logistics Fabiano Piccinno will join Cargo Facts EMEA 2025 for the panel discussion “Driving ...

The United States is ending de minimis exemptions for China, effective May 2, which will affect e-commerce, a strong driver ...

Booming e-commerce has driven fleet growth and influenced route planning among freighter operators, pushing air cargo into a new role.  ...

The United States’ increased tariffs and planned de minimis eliminations may not have a drastic impact on carriers thanks to ...

Air cargo industry leaders saw strong air cargo traffic from e-commerce in 2024 and many believe this will continue in ...

Underdeveloped infrastructure remains a key deterrent to air cargo growth in Latin America amid demand for e-commerce and other conventional ...