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The new channel cements Emirates SkyCargo’s presence on three of the biggest digital marketplaces, providing more choice and flexibility for global customers. Cementing its presence on three of the biggest digital marketplaces for air freight logistics, Emirates SkyCargo is now live on cargo.one. The partnership underscores Emirates SkyCargo’s long-standing commitment to implementing digital solutions that streamline operations, drive efficiencies and unlock value for its global customer base. Bolstering its advanced and customer-centric digital distribution strategy, partnering with cargo.one ensures that Emirates SkyCargo offers are present where its customers wish to book. Commenting on the impacts for forwarders, Moritz Claussen Founder & Co-CEO, cargo.one, said: “The addition of Emirates SkyCargo’s global connectivity to cargo.one will equip thousands of forwarders with enhanced resilience from even more daily services on many key trade lanes, as well as several exciting new destinations throughout Africa and the Middle East.” Follow: Air Cargo Update Jeffrey Van Haeften Moritz Claussen cargo.one Emirates SkyCargo Richard Stevenson #cargo #partnership #business #expanding #worldpeace #worldwide #EmiratesSkyCargo #AirCargo #CargoOperations #Logistics #FreightTransportation #AviationCargo #CargoIndustry #SkyCargoServices #CargoFlights #FreightLogistics #Shipping #GlobalTrade #CargoNetwork #CargoSolutions #CargoHandling #FreightShipping #AirFreight #TransportationIndustry #CargoAirlines #CargoServices #LogisticsSolutions

🚀 Why Chartered Flights Are More Valuable Than Ever in Today's Logistics World 🚀 I've seen firsthand how current trends and challenges in logistics are making chartered flights an increasingly valuable option. Here are a few reasons why: Supply Chain Disruptions: With ongoing global supply chain issues causing delays, chartered flights offer a faster, more reliable alternative to congested sea and land routes. Geopolitical Tensions: In times of political instability and conflict, chartered flights provide a secure way to avoid disrupted shipping routes and ensure timely deliveries. E-commerce Boom: The growth of e-commerce means higher demand for rapid shipping solutions. Chartered flights can meet this demand, especially during peak seasons. Air Freight Rate Volatility: Despite recent drops in air freight rates, the need for dependable logistics solutions remains. Chartered flights offer predictable costs and dedicated services. Urgent Shipments: For industries with high-value or time-sensitive goods like pharmaceuticals, electronics, and perishables, chartered flights are essential for secure and direct routes. Limited Commercial Flight Availability: Reduced commercial flight schedules have limited available cargo space. Chartered flights fill this gap with dedicated cargo services. Access to Remote Locations: Chartered flights provide direct and efficient routes to destinations not well-served by commercial airlines, ideal for remote or less accessible locations. Customized Solutions: With chartered flights, companies can tailor routes, schedules, and handling procedures to their specific needs, gaining better control over their supply chains. In this rapidly evolving logistics landscape, flexibility and reliability are key. Chartered flights are meeting these needs head-on, providing critical solutions for businesses around the world. #AirCharterService #Logistics #SupplyChain #Ecommerce #Freight #AirCargo #CharteredFlights #LogisticsSolutions #SupplyChainManagement Let's connect and discuss how chartered flights can support your logistics needs! ✈️💼

Air Europa Cargo and cargo.one have unveiled a global partnership to bring the popular #Spanish carrier’s cargo capacity to cargo.one's leading platform for #digital air cargo bookings. This collaboration will soon allow Air Europa Cargo’s services to reach a substantial global community of freight forwarders. Key Benefits: 1 - Global Reach: Thousands of freight forwarders can soon secure Air Europa Cargo capacities digitally using cargo.one's platform, offering a high-quality, user-friendly booking experience. 2 - Advanced Tools: Forwarders can discover, quote, and book Air Europa offers for general cargo, perishables, and pharma shipments up to 1.5 tons using cutting-edge tools. 3 - Strategic Growth: The partnership allows Air Europa Cargo to broaden its digital reach and enhance its global footprint, applying the latest digital best practices. https://lnkd.in/gm2pacv8 Air Europa cargo.one #AirEuropaCargo #cargoone #AirCargo #Logistics #DigitalTransformation #FreightForwarding #innovation #digital #aircargo #booking

E-commerce will likely stabilise as a third of total air cargo volumes, delegates were told at IATA World Cargo Symposium (WCS) https://lnkd.in/diAsir7t #AirCargo #AirFreight #SupplyChain #Logistics #IATAWCS

Riding high on the winds of change, the airfreight sector is witnessing an unprecedented surge in activity. 🌬️ Fueled by the booming e-commerce landscape and dynamic shifts in global demand patterns, air cargo has become a pivotal force in modern logistics. From the efficient transport of goods to swift deliveries across continents, its impact resonates far and wide, setting new standards for efficiency and reliability. 🌍✈️ As businesses adapt to evolving consumer behaviors and supply chain complexities, air cargo emerges as the agile solution, ensuring timely deliveries and seamless connectivity. ⏰ Amidst these soaring achievements, the airfreight industry continues to chart new territories, embracing innovation and resilience as it propels global trade forward. 🚀✨ #FNS #FNSAirCargo #AirCargoRevolution #ECommerceSuccess #GlobalLogistics Read More: https://lnkd.in/eV74ChWV

Air cargo demand is poised for growth for airlines & freighter companies able to handle a big influx of e-commerce volume, per experts at last week's IATA World Cargo Symposium. Other demand drivers: ocean shipping disruptions and a broader diversification in supply chains. https://lnkd.in/euaYdYw3 #wcs2024 #aircargo #airfreight #parcelshipping #ecommerce #airlines #aviation #cargo #airlines #supplychain

The three factors that drive air cargo demand: container shipping performance, consumer demand and the need to de-risk supply chains. On container shipping, Niall van de Wouw, Xeneta CAO, said that shippers constantly assess whether they can “trust” ocean carriers enough to put goods on the water relative to moving by them by air. “They will only use air if they must, and will use ocean if they can,” he explained. At the moment, #oceanfreight #reliability is under pressure due to the Red Sea crisis, which benefits #aircargo. Another driver of air cargo demand is consumer behavior. Here there is both good and bad news or air cargo, he said. On the positive side, e-commerce is rapidly on the rise and fueling air cargo demand. He pointed out that 18 months ago no one had heard of fast-growing e-commerce firm Temu and now it is one of the biggest users of air cargo in the world. “Clearly e-commerce is a phenomenon. At Cathay Cargo, 50-60% of our business is e-commerce which is up from about 30% not so long ago.", said Tom Owen, director of cargo, Cathay Cargo #supplychains #logistics #airfreight #containershipping #data #insights International Air Transport Association (IATA)

💥💥 The demand for electronics is growing! Lufthansa Cargo adds new Chinese cargo flights. Lufthansa Cargo is continuing to adjust its cargo network by adding two new destinations in China in order to capitalize on the growing demand for e-commerce. This Frankfurt based airline announced today that it will increase Boeing 777 freighter flights to Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport (SZX) and Zhengzhou (CGO). SZX flights will operate twice a week, while flights to CGO will operate three times a week. The company is expected to receive the latest 777F aircraft in the coming months. Both airports are new destinations, bringing the airline's total number of destinations in the Asia Pacific region to 19, with 47 flights per week. The CEO of the airline, Ashwin Bhat, stated that the new flights will take advantage of the recent growth in e-commerce demand. He said, "In the Chinese market, especially in the e-commerce business sector, we are steadily growing, and we continue to see high demand, especially for Europe Therefore, more air freight capacity is needed to transport goods quickly, compliantly, and safely. With the expansion of our Asian network, we can now provide more important freight destinations for our customers in China. Thanks to the new 777F freighter, this will be possible and we expect to receive it this summer. This not only means providing global business to our customers in a sustainable way, but also means growing and expanding as a company in an important freight region Lufthansa received its latest 777 freighter in December last year, and the aircraft to be delivered this summer is the last undelivered freighter order signed between the company and Boeing for this model. According to its website, the airline currently operates 17777 cargo planes and four Airbus A321Fs. These new flights were launched shortly after the airline announced new destinations in North America. On June 3rd, this freight operator launched a Boeing 777 freighter service to Monterrey, Mexico. The service rotates from Frankfurt (FRA) to Mexico City (NLU), then continues to Monterey International Airport (MTY), and then returns to Frankfurt. The flight will operate on Monday, and Lufthansa believes that car suppliers, electronics suppliers, and customers transporting medical products will be interested in this service. Lufthansa Cargo has also expanded its belly network to North America this summer through its sister airline's summer timetable.

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Container ship traffic through the mouth of the Red Sea in the first week of January was down 90% compared to last year. 📉🚢 This directly correlates with a spike in #airfreight as shippers turn to aviation in order to alleviate disruptions and delays caused by the crisis in the #redsea. This article from the Financial Times illuminates the different options open to shippers - including highlighting the trend towards 'sea-air', whereby goods move by sea to an airfreight hub, to be flown onwards. It's clear that the flexibility afforded by open access online booking marketplaces, such as CargoBooking, will be critical in facilitating these journeys. Read the full article here 👉 https://ift.tt/qJw9tdC #aircargo #aviationtechnology #Awery