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IATA reports November cargo capacity contracted as demand recovers

Joshua Aelick by Joshua Aelick
January 8, 2021
in Cargo Traffic
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IATA’s report on the November 2020 air cargo market statistics shows demand recovering compared to the previous month, with year-over-year demand still firmly negative. Meanwhile, capacity remains constrained across all regions. Globally, demand in cargo tonne kilometers (CTKs) was down 6.6% YoY industrywide and down by 7.7% in international CTKs. This was slightly worse than […]

 

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