With global air cargo rates reaching new heights in April, when can we expect a decrease?
Since the start of 2024, market conditions have prompted shippers to shift mode to air cargo for some of their goods.
This has triggered a reversal of traditions across fronthaul and backhaul air freight corridors between Middle East and Europe, and a +11% year-on-year demand rise on the global air cargo market for a third consecutive month in March.
Join Xeneta and TIACA as we jointly host the webinar to answer:
- With global air cargo rates reaching new heights in April, when can we expect a decrease?
- How are conflicts in the Middle East affecting top global trades – given each trade is unique?
- How is the surge in e-commerce demand impacting specific freight markets?
- How are recent spikes in freight rates affecting tender negotiations?
- What should you anticipate for the upcoming year-end peak season?
- How is the air cargo industry managing increased pressure to up its environmental performance, improve transparency and evolve in line with changing customer demands?
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) is an international not-for-profit association representing and uniting all parts of the air cargo industry, including shippers, freight forwarders, ground handlers, airports, airlines, manufacturers, and solution providers.
