Transport restrictions in the wake of China’s ‘new coronavirus’ have prompted the International Federation of Freight Forwarder Associations (FIATA) to warn shipping lines on container charges.
Digital booking platform cargo.one has developed an ‘operating status page‘ to inform its users about flight and schedule changes its airlines are making in light of the 'new coronavirus' that originated in China.
Consultant Drewry’s Sea and Air Shipper Insight says airfreight rates in December reflect a decline in demand as peak season came to a close.
FedEx Express has transported a first consignment of medical supplies to China from the USA and Japan to fight the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus.
The air cargo industry is thinking ahead, trying to estimate the likely effects of global action to halt the spread of the deadly coronavirus that originated in China.
Already, airlines are temporarily halting or cutting some services to the country, meaning higher demand on warehousing in China and in all the source markets that feed it as well as its export markets.
The Wuhan coronavirus is having an effect on air cargo volumes as airlines temporarily cut flights to China.
Europe's Martinair Cargo says its pilots and ground crew have been released from custody in Argentina.
Transport restrictions in the wake of China’s ‘new coronavirus’ have prompted the International Federation of Freight Forwarder Associations (FIATA) to warn shipping lines on container charges.
Digital booking platform cargo.one has developed an ‘operating status page‘ to inform its users about flight and schedule changes its airlines are making in light of the 'new coronavirus' that originated in China.
Consultant Drewry’s Sea and Air Shipper Insight says airfreight rates in December reflect a decline in demand as peak season came to a close.
FedEx Express has transported a first consignment of medical supplies to China from the USA and Japan to fight the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus.
The air cargo industry is thinking ahead, trying to estimate the likely effects of global action to halt the spread of the deadly coronavirus that originated in China.
Already, airlines are temporarily halting or cutting some services to the country, meaning higher demand on warehousing in China and in all the source markets that feed it as well as its export markets.
The Wuhan coronavirus is having an effect on air cargo volumes as airlines temporarily cut flights to China.
Europe's Martinair Cargo says its pilots and ground crew have been released from custody in Argentina.
