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How is the global air cargo market developing?
The air cargo market shows moderate growth since COVID normalization. Key indicators are IATA CTK (Cargo Ton-Kilometers), TAC Index rates on key lanes such as HKG-FRA and PVG-JFK, and belly capacity on revived passenger flights.
Which IATA codes should air cargo planners know?
The most important cargo hubs are FRA (Frankfurt), AMS (Amsterdam), LUX (Luxembourg), CDG (Paris), LGG (Liège), ORD (Chicago), MIA (Miami), ANC (Anchorage), HKG (Hong Kong), PVG (Shanghai), ICN (Seoul), DOH (Doha), DXB (Dubai).
What is e-Freight and why does it matter?
e-Freight is the IATA initiative to digitize the air cargo document flow, especially the AWB (Airway Bill). Electronic AWBs (eAWB) are now industry standard and dramatically reduce handover times.