Air Cargo Week is a leading publication of World Cargo News. We publish articles about Industry Leaders in the Air Cargo Industry.

Airlines, airports, handlers, forwarders, GSSAs and more – Air Cargo Week covers it all, giving you all the latest air cargo news and insights.

Air Cargo Week is the go-to publication for airfreight professionals, covering the industries and delivering the insights that keep you informed.

1 day ago · Airlines, logistics providers, and industry stakeholders are continuously adapting to maintain efficiency while ensuring the flexibility needed to meet shifting market needs. However, challenges remain—from the complexities of handling specialised cargo to the need for more sustainable and ...

1 day ago · DRIVEN by its rich natural resources and expanding export capabilities, Africa’s airfreight market is seeing significant growth. Regions like South Africa, Morocco, and Egypt have shifted from traditional exports, such as melons, to producing niche, high-value goods like berries, organic perishables, and cotton candy-flavoured grapes, …

Dec 5, 2024 · Global air cargo demand showed no signs of slowing down in November as volumes recorded a 13 th consecutive month of double-digit growth and load factors hit their highest level since April 2022, according to the latest market analysis by Xeneta.. Demand rose +10% year-on-year in November, fuelled by the continued boom in e-commerce.

Dec 24, 2024 · Looking back over the past year, industry leaders spoke to Air Cargo Week to lay out the key moments that they believe shaped their operations and the logistics sector.

Air Cargo Week is the world’s only weekly newspaper published for the air logistics professional.Our readers from all categories of the air logistics business include executives from airlines, airports, cargo handlers, freight forwarders, general sales agents and logistic service providers, the very people that keep this major global industry on the move.

As we step into 2025, it’s the perfect time to look back at the stories that shaped the air cargo industry last year. These articles not only captured the essence of 2024 but also offered valuable insights into the trends, challenges, and innovations that defined the sector.

Dec 20, 2024 · Air cargo’s strong seasonal fourth quarter (Q4) appears to have peaked, with tonnages and rates dropping slightly in the second full week of December, including from Asia Pacific origins, according to the latest figures and analysis by WorldACD Market Data.