Capacity
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Worst Case Scenario: Firms wrestle with supply bottlenecks
Bottlenecks are making manufacturers rethink their supply chain design
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Commercial vehicle sales to hit double digit growth
E-commerce and overall freight movement increases pushing need for new trucks
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The ever-taking Ever Given
Shippers continue to pay for the Ever Given mistake
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Scrambling for capacity
Carriers and shippers alike struggle to move freight by air
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Air Canada unveils routes for converted freighters
First converted 767 freighters enter service in October and will fly primarily out of Toronto Pearson International Airport headed for South and Central America and the southern U.S.
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Vessel and container shortage slowing global recovery, shippers say
Global Shippers Forum says shippers are struggling to book container slots
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Boeing secures another converted freighter buy
LATAM Group plans to add 10 Boeing 767-300 Boeing Converted Freighters over the next three years
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Boeing to build freighters in Costa Rica
Manufacturer will open two 737-800BCF conversion lines to keep up with demand
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Air cargo demand continues takeoff
IATA reports that global air cargo demand in March 2021 continued to outperform pre-Covid levels (March 2019) with demand up 4.4 percent
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Air cargo demand up nine percent in February
Volumes have now returned to the 2018 levels seen before to the US-China trade war