Airfreight capacity falls 42%, 'damaging' global supply chains

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Airfreight capacity falls 42%, ‘damaging’ global supply chains

05 Jun

Posted by: ICB

Category: Air Freight, Customs Brokers, Freight Forwarding, Ground Freight, Ocean Freight

The drop has resulted in longer shipping times and higher costs for companies moving cargo by air.

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Author: Matt Leonard

Author: ICB

Airfreight capacity falls 42%, ‘damaging’ global supply chains