Global Freighter Fleet Forecast to Surpass 4,000 Aircraft by 2045, Says Boeing
The global air cargo industry is set for significant fleet expansion over the next two decades, with the worldwide freighter ...
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Boeing Forecasts Global Freighter Fleet Expansion as Air Cargo Demand Drives Long-Term Growth
The global air cargo sector is set for continued expansion over the next two decades, with demand for new freighter ...
LATAM to add more than 40 next-generation aircraft in 2026 and grow its fleet to 410 aircraft by year-end
LATAM Airlines Group continues to advance its fleet renewal and growth strategy. During the first half of the year, the ...
Cathay Cargo Strengthens Regional Freighter Network with Additional Air Hong Kong A330P2F Aircraft
Cathay Cargo is set to enhance its regional airfreight capacity with the addition of an Airbus A330 Passenger-to-Freighter (A330P2F) aircraft ...
Heathrow Expansion Advances as UK Government Publishes Draft National Policy Statement
“An expanded Heathrow could support over 60,000 good local jobs and deliver up to £42 billion in economic benefits,” Reeves ...
Global Air Cargo Market Stabilises as Demand Holds Firm Amid Capacity Constraints and Geopolitical Uncertainty
WorldACD Data Shows Resilient Freight Volumes, Rising Spot Rates and Gradual Capacity Recovery Despite Ongoing Middle East Disruptions The global ...
Global Air Cargo Tonnage, Pricing and Capacity Retreat in Early May as Seasonal Demand Eases
Global air cargo markets softened in the first full week of May as holiday-driven demand in Asia subsided and the ...
American Airlines Cargo Expands Winter Widebody Network for 2025/2026 Season
American Airlines Cargo has unveiled its 2025/2026 winter widebody schedule, featuring new routes, expanded frequencies, and its highest widebody capacity out of ...
Global air cargo capacity declines by 16% in the last two weeks: Seabury report
The Covid-19 pandemic is a health and humanitarian crisis, and it is also an economic shock. In its latest update, ...
