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- 1. Lunar New Year and US Port Congestion Boosts February 2015 Air Freight
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IATAs February 2015 data for global air freight markets shows a sharp increase in year-on-year air freight volumes. Growth measured by freight tonne kilometers (FTK) was up 11.7% in February, compared to February 2014. Capacity grew 7.4%. Much of the impressive February result is due to the timing of the Lunar New Year activities. Air freight is given a strong boost in the weeks l
- 2. Reed Exhibitions acquires Asia Pacifics Premier Air Freight Industry Event
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Reed Exhibitions acquires Asia Pacifics Premier Air Freight Industry Event. Reed Exhibitions has acquired the Asia Pacific regions leading air freight conference and exhibition, Air Freight Asia, which will be integrated with its flagship international aerospace industry event, Asian Aerospace. The acquisition of Hong Kong-based Asian Media Services Ltd, the organiser of Air Frei
- 3. Global Air Freight Growth Concentrates in Asia and Middle East
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IATAs November 2014 data for global air freight markets shows that demand measured in freight tonne kilometers (FTK) grew 4.2% compared to November 2013. Capacity grew by 3.3% over the previous November. Compared to October 2014, air freight demand expanded by a healthy 0.8%. The most significant growth was recorded by carriers in the Asia Pacific and Middle East regions, at 5.9%
- 4. Air Freight Slowdown Continues; Several Regions in Decline
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IATA's June 2015 global air freight data shows a slowdown in growth. Air freight volumes measured in freight tonne kilometers (FTK) rose just 1.2% compared to a year ago which is consistent with falling trade activity and weaker than expected global growth. Regional performance varied widely. Asia Pacific, North American and Latin American carriers reported year-on-year declines (-
- 5. Global Air Freight Continues to Suffer Headwinds
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IATAs data for global air freight markets shows that air cargo volumes (measured in freight tonne kilometers or FTKs) suffered a 5.6% fall in February compared to February 2015. Asia Pacific carriers, which carry almost 39% of all air freight, saw FTKs contract by 12.4% year-on-year in February. While this was the largest drop of any region, it also reflects the regions carriers
- 6. Air Freight Volumes Remain Weak in May 2019
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IATA's May 2019 data for global air freight markets shows that demand, measured in freight tonne kilometers (FTKs), decreased by 3.4% in May 2019, compared to the same month in 2018. This was a slight improvement on the 5.6% contraction in April. In seasonally-adjusted terms, the level of FTKs increased modestly for the third consecutive month, suggesting that the low point of this
- 7. Positive Growth for Air Freight Volumes in June 2013
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IATAs figures for June 2013 show a 1.2% year-on-year expansion in global air freight demand. Although weak, this is an improvement when compared to the 0.9% year-on-year demand growth recorded in May and the 0.1% growth realized over the first half of the year.
- 8. Global Air Freight Suffers Ninth Consecutive Month of Year-on-Year Decline
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IATA's latest global air freight data shows that demand, measured in freight tonne kilometers (FTKs), contracted by 3.2% in July 2019, compared to the same period in 2018. This marks the ninth consecutive month of year-on-year decline in freight volumes.
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