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The beginning of August saw a continuation of the decreasing tonnages witnessed in recent months, while rates on a global

Analysis by WorldACD highlights areas recording ongoing growth and interesting demand and pricing patterns in the second quarter and first

After declining for several weeks, global air cargo tonnages increased slightly in the second full week of July, mainly driven

Global air cargo tonnages in June show a continuation of the improving year-over-year trend that we have seen since May,

Global air cargo tonnages in June show a continuation of the flat trend we have seen since the beginning of

The gap between global air cargo tonnages this year and the equivalent period in 2022 has narrowed to just -4%

Global air cargo tonnages partially recovered in the last full week of May, after having dropped the week before, while

Global air cargo tonnages dropped again in the third week of May, after having recovered from the dip at the

Global tonnages appear to have stabilised in the last week of April, following a mid-month increase after dropping sharply at

In-depth examination by WorldACD of global demand and pricing figures in the first quarter of 2023 highlights markets, lanes and

Global air cargo tonnages and average rates appear to have stabilised since mid-April after declining for several weeks, according to

Worldwide air cargo demand continued its decline in the second full week of April, albeit at a slower pace than

Worldwide air cargo demand has slipped further into decline after showing tentative signs of stabilising in the last two months,

Global airfreight tonnages continued to soften in the last two weeks, with average global rates also dipping slightly last week,

The latest air cargo demand and pricing data provide further evidence of stabilisation following the declines seen throughout much of

Global air cargo tonnages appear to have stabilized following their post-Lunar New Year bounce-back in recent weeks and their steady

Global air cargo tonnages show signs of rebounding slowly after several weeks of stabilisation – still partly driven by the

Air cargo tonnages from Asia Pacific recovered strongly in the beginning of February from their annual Lunar New Year holiday

Global air cargo tonnages recovered at the end of January and the beginning of February, as expected after the early

This year’s early Lunar New Year has interrupted air cargo’s normal January recovery, with falling tonnages to and from China

Global airfreight tonnages have shown a strong post-holiday season recovery in the second week of 2023. This upswing is delayed

Global airfreight tonnages have shown no sign yet of a post-holiday season recovery in 2023, whereas last year there was

Global air cargo tonnages in the last two weeks of 2022 saw their typical seasonal slump, the latest preliminary figures

In the week in which the holiday season started, global air cargo tonnages have dropped strongly, as is typical for

Global air cargo tonnages have dropped further in December, during the final weeks and days of what would normally be

Global air cargo tonnages have continued to slide downwards in the first full week of December, while the overall average

Global air cargo tonnages have continued to slide downwards at the end of November and the beginning of December, with

Global air cargo tonnages have continued to slide downwards in November, normally a buoyant month in the air freight calendar,

Global air cargo volumes have remained stubbornly flat in the last two weeks after dropping in the first few days

There are still no signs of any fourth-quarter (Q4) seasonal uplift in air cargo demand or pricing, with the downward