Airlines, logistics providers, and industry stakeholders are continuously adapting to maintain efficiency while ensuring the flexibility needed to meet shifting market needs. However, challenges remain—from the complexities of handling specialised cargo to the need for more sustainable and digitally integrated supply chains.
“Although the European market had a noticeable decline early last year, it has since stabilised, leading to a positive outlook for the region,” Matthieu Casey, Managing Director – Commercial at Air Canada Cargo, said.
“Key trends driving this growth include a significant rise in e-commerce, fuelled by the rapid growth of online shopping, which has heightened the demand for efficient logistics solutions.”
With the surge in demand for fast, efficient deliveries, major air cargo hubs like Frankfurt and Amsterdam have been forced to expand their warehousing capacities and handling infrastructure. The challenge, however, lies in maintaining service reliability while managing constraints on capacit…
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