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Global Air Cargo Growth Slows in August, Southeast Asia Picks Up Momentum
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Last August, global cargo demand, measured in tons-kilometres of cargo (CKT), increased 4.1% compared to 2024, which meant the sixth consecutive month up. This growth was driven by changes in global trade to reduce the tariff impact. “Air cargo has benefited from a shift from shipping for some high-value goods, as shippers try to minimize the risk of tariff changes,” said Willie Walsh, Director General of the International Air Transport Associat…
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