Air freight charter rates soaring on coronavirus aid demand

JOC Air Cargo

Air freight charter rates soaring on coronavirus aid demand

| Feb 18, 2020 12:25PM EST
With no belly cargo available for flights to China, demand for chartered freighter capacity has risen sharply, along with air freight rates, as relief aid and medical supplies move to the country amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Air Cargo

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More Air Cargo News & Analysis

Rising demand tightens China air freight space
Belly cargo space won't return to pre-pandemic level until 2024: IATA
Air freight rates fall on easing capacity-demand imbalance
Air cargo rates will be nearly one-third higher than 2019: IATA
Capacity-constrained air cargo raises red flag for COVID-19 vaccine distribution
Air cargo capacity concerns fade, but rates still rising
Air freight forwarders struggle in COVID-19 economy
Airlines chasing greater access to e-commerce market
Air Cargo
Asia›China
Europe
North America

More on JOC

Halifax can now handle two mega-ships simultaneously

Port of Halifax

Competition sets European parcel market apart from US

International Logistics

UP says intermodal rail fluid again; some IMCs not convinced

Union Pacific Railroad

OOCL reports sharp rise in Q3 volume, revenue

Maritime News

Maersk’s Damco move ups threat to digitally deficient NVOs, carriers

International Logistics
More News & Analysis